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P O K T K R A JOSES, Proprlstorn. V olume 47. HKKKRRT M. LORD, Editor TW O d o l l a k r A VKAR IM ADTANOR ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892 i K nfpred hr Second Olaaa M all. NUMHICI 17.

ROCKLAND IN DAYS OF LONG AGO; 686 I think I see tlie White house turned j SMART OLD LADY. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. GUESS Seeds and Plants. ______I so (is to front Rankin instead of Main I street and on the same side of the street Record Which Is Well Worth 30 or 40 years ago we used to buy An Old Citizen Returns After an Absence Careful Reading. of Forty One-Years. I see the Waterman house which was our (able nnd dairy salt in 5, 10, 20 once occupied by two sisters by that pound tugs, but when the Rebellion NEW STORE, 337 MAIN ST.. Some of the lending papers have for Rite th e name. This brings mo to Union street cut off the supply of cotton and cotton ON The Vicinity of Middle Street and Main some time been telling about smart old again, so I will cross to the other side cloth advanced to 50 and 6ocents a yard —The Kimballs and Their Neighoois people in their vicinity. At Simonton’s —Willow Siteet and Its Environ­ or retrace my steps and observe as I it became too costly for salt bags nnd Corner, Rockport, lives one who wo ments—Rankin Block. proceed. Here is the Niles Torrey the salt was put up in 5, 10, 20, pound think is deserving of special mention — Garden, Field and Flower Seeds house, also that of tho late Cnpt. John boxes, but today we find history has Have you tried tho famous “ Throe THE •'But I must proceed, bat as 1 do so Mrs. Robert Thorndike, who is in her Crocker, and this brings me to the big repeated itself by returning to the cotton Crow” Spices and Extracts? ALL FRESH AND RELIABLE I don’t find the situation of houses,stores, 88tb year, born Oct. 29, 1804, and looks Rankin bouse near tho corner. Al'en cloth bag system again. If you hare not loan no time In rtolna ao. You will etc . so familiar to me, as I seldom went today as though she might easily pass We utso grow largely Tomato, Cnbbnge, Celery, Bowler, donnthnn White, Cnpt. and And them much aupnrlor to o ther brands tn flna- tlie century mark. With the exception A FA M ILY IT E M . noes.of Flavor. Purity nnd Strength. Verbena, Fanny and oilier Vegetablea and Flower- to the North-end except toslide on Gay's Mrs. Crocker are dead, Niles Torrey lug Plants which wo Bell of a slight cold she is enjoying almost C A N D L E . Hill or to see Deacon Thomas, Deacon moved to California where he died JOII.Y U llin COWPAJFY perfect health. She is as straight ns an The late Judah Delano of Friendship Starretl or Horace Merriam launch some Constant Rankin is dead, Mrs. Rankin Rockland, Maine. At Lowest Possible Prices. arrow and walks now like a young had a large, healthy family, there being of their vessels. First wo see in our lives nt No. 3, Rankin street. We shall alao conllnuo to keep tho finest line of mind the old Iddo Kimball residence, woman of twenty than one of more than ten living today, the oldest being 78 years of age and the youngest 67 years back some distance from Main street, RANKIN BLOCK. fourscore. She has had ten clrldren, nine of whom have grown up to man­ old. Tho names and residences begin with the plank walk, bars and gate lead­ “This is the Rankin Block of 40 years A Large Candle Fruit, Confectionery and Cigars hood anti womanhood. Her husband ning with tho oldest are as follows: ing to the Iront door. But we miss old ago or more, a two story wooden block And hope -o retain all our old customers and gnin wns said to have been the first male Malachi of Friendship, Hannah of n any new ones. 10 Mr. Kimball and also bis “man Friday,” of two or more stores with tenements IB NOW child born in Camden. Lynn, Mary of Boston, James W. of Mr. Hall. Next, and on the corner of above, which we see in our mind. But C. M. TIBBETTS. Within the last fifteen years she has Dedham, Mass., Antoinette of Dor­ of Main and Middle street, is the resi­ today instead we find a large bric't block. made and given away to relations 7G chester, Mass., Sanford of Thomaston, dence of the late Alfred Kimball, but it If I recollect rightly Ephtn. Gay and ON EXHIBITION! MAKE YOUR LAWNS BEAUTIFUL! patch-work quilts, besides helping others Emmeline of Boston. Louisa of Somer­ is now occupied by another, Mr. and Constant Rankin occupied two of these on ns many more. Two of these quilts ville, Mass , nnd Edward P., of Boston. A T T H E n n A D L E Y 'S Mrs. Kimball both being dead. Now stores, and W. O. Fuller and M. C contained over 2500 pieces and all her we go up this street as far as Union on Andrews the tenement above. I am COMPLAINT BOOK. work is perfect. English Lawn Fertilizer! the south side, and back on the north told that this block was burned in 1853. One of these quilts she gave to friends Why doesn’t onr Road Commission No bad odor; no wveda, but a greon, velvety lawn. side. This first house was built by John But where are those who once went BOSTON Books free. Fertilizer aold and delivered at your in Massachusetts, who took it to a fair institute a book as suggested by Mayor house by Wakefield and is where ho once lived and out these doors? where it drew the first prize. From Butler in his message? If such a book STORER’S BEST O. B. FALES, 18 Beech Street Ext., with his family. Mr. Wakefield is dead “Andrews and Rankin nre dead,Fuller Feb. 2, 1892, Io Mar 20, 1892, she has were placed in some public place where 13-1T KOCKI.AND, MK. and the other members of the family and Gay are still with us.” live elsewhere. This house on the corner made 12 chenille rugs. She showed the people could have ready access to it. CLOTHING is the one once owned by William Mc- STEAMBOAT HISTORY. you? correspondent a work-bng that was then parties knowing of defeots in side­ PATENT Loon. Mr. McLoon died 15 or 20 years givpn her by Mrs. Gov. Hunton (Gov. walks and roads could make an entry Simmons & Brewster, The Old Bangor and Penobscot River J. G. Hunton from Feb. 10, 1830, to of the fuot, and the foreman of the road ago,and tho members of the family have Boat Line. SUCCESSORS TO O. F. OKANT. removed to other homes. Mr. Thomp­ Ian. 5, 1831) also a wooden cup that crew on applying there each day would STORE! son lives here. Now let’s look at the From an interesting communication her mother used when she wns a child. see what localities needed urgent atten­ FLOUR! 596 Main St., First South of Rankin tion. other side of this street. This is the in the Portland Press we take the follow­ Mrs. Thorndike lives with her daugh­ Block. in g : ter Mrs. Joseph Wentworth, and has a \ M ObT, j to be lit op Saturday Evening, Tibbetts-Mallard house. Mr. and Mrs. NORTH APPLETON. Mallard, Eliza, are both dead, as is also “It was about 1845 that the Bangor pieusant home. M n l z n n I whitest, line was fully established. It contiuued R. S. Keene contemplates changing June 11, 1892, at 7 o’clock, Mr. Tibbetts, but Mr. Tibbetts’ widow A M Y ST ER Y . lllUu.UU j SWEETEST, B re a d ! and burn until consumed. Fruit and Confectionery Store lives in this next houso which was once for upwards of a quarter of a century the “hall” into tenements and renting I BEST A FINK The steamboats that succeeded each the home a Mr. ltamsey, a sail-maker, Thought to Have Been General Stead, them. This is just what we need, as CIRCULATING LIBRARY CONNECTED and this next hnuso was once the home other on this route were the Governor, man—No Proof. there are no vacant bouses around here. the Old Charter Oak, State of Maine, It seems as though n grent many could Containing 300 Books, nt TWO CENTS a day. of all the Burpees, but Mr. and Mrs For Sale by Leading Grocers! Daniel Webster, Herbert Moor and City be rented if they could be obtained. /\LL PuifCftASEIfS « ’The public cordially Invited to call and look Burpee are both dead, also John, Horton A mystery surrounds tho identity of ove. our stock. All the Dolla and Toys will and Adams, Samuel being the only one of Richmond, Those vessels ran in con­ John D Watson, who died suddenly at Considerable dissatisfaction has been be cloned out for about nothing. 16 JOHN BIRD COMP’Y, Aats. will be entitled to one guess ol the family now living The house nection with tho Boston trains and made Rockland, Me., during the first week in felt with regard to tlie change in our E. E. SIUMO.VS. Z. P. BREWSTER. throe round trips a week,hut one steam­ free for each $1.00 worth of has passed into other hands. This family April, of pneumonia. He had lived in mail service. As it was we received I rode Hark, lp v er being used. Landings wero made at goods bought. I knew well, having once lived in the Portland, Me , since January, and was two mails from the noon train from e & • same- borne with them. And here on Rockland. Belfast and several other engaged in the commission business, Warren and our night mail laid in the P this corner is the residence of the late I points on the Penobscot. The last steam­ lie was a stranger, and his few friends Appleton post office until the next after­ K ID G L O V E S To The First K. Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball, er on the line was the City of Richmond and acquaintances had no previous noon nnd outgoing mail conid be Bent Mary, are both dead, and other feet now hut this vessel being sold to the Maine knowledge of him. At one time be only on theafternoon train. But orders person guessing the time to A HEALING WONDER. tread the halls. It was at this house Central R. R. Co. for the Mount Desert was thought to be Gen. Steadman, who were received here Friday from the consume or nearest to consume that the writer of this enjoyed a pleasant and Machias route the line was suspen­ was a prominent officer during the late postoffice department for tha trip to go ded indefinitely. the candle the following arti- evening ns a humble guest of Mr. and war. who dropped out of his old haunts hack to the old schedule, coming from Mrs. Kimball. "This route was finally morged into several years ago and has not been heard Warren and arriving within four hours the Portland, Bangor & Machias Steam­ from since. The dead man was about from time of arrival of night train. bnitor boat Co. ns the inside route with the THE STONE HOUSE. 60 years old, five feet 10 inches in bight, “ H ere is the stone house built and once Richmond, under command of Captain and weighed about 160 pounds. Every INSURANCE MATTERS. Dennison. W ill be Given occupied by Isaac Ames. My father effort has been made to clear up the “The same company purchased the Rockland Men Do Not Carry Very First Person—Suit or Over­ told me lie framed the roof of the stone mystery regarding the dead man, but steamer Lewiston from the Portland Heavy Insurance. house and also that of the old Limerock the only clew worth considering was coat, worth Steam Packet Co. and put her on the a letter received by J. E. Stringer from Batik building. Now let’s take a look “Rockland is not a community in Mt Desert and Machias line, under com­ M. E. Redman, of Cynthiana, Kj., up Granite street which was named for which large life insurance is carried," $ 1 0 .0 0 mand of Capt Chas W Deering. The which stated that he was shocked to W hy Does Baby Cry? the stone house on the corner. This aid an insurance man wtio has been late Capt Cyrus Sturdivant was general hear of Watson’s death. But it is not first house which sits so near thu street laboring in this section recently. “There Often and often it is because of agent [or the company The company known whether Re iman knew Watson Second person—Suit for Boy was built and once occupied by tlie late is quilo a little assessment insurance car­ an abraded or chafed skin — per­ finally suspended operations a few years except in a business way.—National, worth Benj Sawyer (the joiner) and the late ried and quite a respectable number ol haps not larger than the finger­ ago and the City of Richmond was pur­ Wash , Tribune. Isaac Abbott. It looks very natural regular policies, but the amounts nre & nail, but which smarts. Comtort chased by the Maine Central R. R. Co $ 5 .0 0 . This next on . was once the residence ol quite nominal. I found one man who Powder will relieve and cure it. and thut portion of the line kept up EXCESS OF LAND. The abovo brands of K il) GLOVK8 are the lute Wm. Flint and I think was once had u life insurance of $10,000, and two “ Comfort Powder cured severe while the Bangor route was dropped.” For $ale by 9 a part of thu old Kimball house, which others who had an insurance of $20,000 Third person — one T ru n k chafing on my baby. I have tried was located near the Cong’l church, A correspondent says that when lie Simonton Brothers. many things, but this surpasses SHUTTERS AND LOONS each hut the greater number are in­ werth another part having been moved to the heard that the Farnsworth building wns them all." So says M rs. ( ' has. E. sured for minor amounts." Snnth-cnd. It looks as it did of yore ex­ to Ixj moved back four feet he was re­ P earson, of Maplewood, Mass. Another tiamc of Ball Will Probably $ 5 .0 0 cept in color. Now we have reached Be Played. minded of tile fact that wiieu the steam On to Washington. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. SEND POSTAL FOR FREE SAMPLE. the residence of Leonard Campbell as I fire engine houso was to be built on Fourth person—oue Hat worth COMFORT POWDER CO.. Hartford, Conn. once knew it to be. Mr. Campbell is William B Eaton, one of the land­ Spring street that in measuring from The coming encampment of the G. Heating ofhomes K. B. SYKAS, BEOHETAHV. dead. Mr. Flint moved to another part lords of the Bangor Exchange, wns in Union street to Main street there was A. it at the National Capitol in Sep­ $ 2 .5 0 of the city. He also is dead Mr. Saw­ this city over Sunday. Mr. Eaton for found to be some eight feet of land more tember next Is already exciting great yer ami Mr. Abbott are both dead, as is twenty years was purser on the Boston or iesB lliun all of the deeds covered. interest in the ininds of the various STEAManuHOT WATER steamers. He has been in Bangor about Whoso is this excess of land ? Hasn't veteran organizations throughout the Fifth person—one pair Gloves also Isaac Ames. Ames & Hunt once kept a stoic wherellie Farnsworth build four months and says it is the longest this city an interest in this excess? If country Comniander-iu-Ctiicf Palmer HEATERS. worth ing now stands on Main street—Isaac time lie has been in any one place dur- not why not? This excess of land wus is understood to have stated that the MANUFACTURED By du Ames and John W Hunt. Now let’s big the past twenty yours, if Mr Baton aused by Main street having been attendance at this encampment will far $1. SALESMEN WANTED! look at the other side of this street. is ns good a landloni ns he was purser straightened at this point. After tho exceed in numbers that of any previous Richmond Stove Co. Kmploj meut the your round for honest, eneriretio big fire tho abuttors on Main street in year Already many Posts have secured bi ll ng Nurnery Block. Huhiry und cxp< nn h This house on the corner was once the the public will he well eared lor who v Norwich,Conn. Sixth person—one Um brella nimlHtdnri paid. Iuczpcrlonco no hindrance. resilience of David Conant, and tiiis stay with him. lie anti his partner, Mr. rebuilding occupied the now street line quarters Iffid imide their transportation ucj’h easily learned. .Apply for a aituution al 10 19 next one wus tlie resid, nee of Charles Pomeroy, will run the Woodcliil'e hotel anti lelt this excess iri their four, arrangements. In this latter connection JAMES WIGHT, worth It. 0. CHASE A CO., A. Sylvester, the sheriff, ami this old at Fort Point tlie coming season it should not lie forgotten that the Balti­ dU- 23 Pemberton Square, Huston, Muss, Sole Agent for Rockland $ 1 .0 0 style house on the coiner is tlie Robert By the way, Mr. Raton is one of tlie Wanamaker Reforming Spelling. more & Ohio R R is the now historic Perry place, and il I recollect rightly famous Shutters who shut up the Loons highway over which almost coun'j.sos guess taken after S A W M I L L S , Joseph Spear once lived in it,also Knott so nicely at Cuuden last Summer, iu The U. S. postal authorities are now ihousands of thu Boys in Blue from New Bartlett. Now let’s look back ami see that memorable game of ball He re- announcing a change from “Centre” England and the East passed ou their caudle is lit, the candle to burn ENGINES, in our mind where these old residents lured very modestly to the part lie took to "Center” in spelling the names of the way to the Iront, many of them never Maine postoffices where tho word occurs. to return. The B & O. is making day and night until consumed. Improved Variable Friction Feed. arc today. David Cohunt is' dead, also iu the game. He said he heard a week nsurance! Mr. Sylvester, Capt ami Airs Perry extraordinary preparations to take care Fire I before tlie game that Dick Sawyer was The Maine Register and the Maine K ^ S ’ A. B. FARQUHAR CO. Mr. and Mrs. Spear, and Mr. and Mrs going to strike him out every time but hewspapers are several years ahead of of the enormous travel expected at this , a n d 1 3 YOKK, I*A. B >rtleit. I think Mrs P.-rry was a sis­ once, theu he was going to let him hit Uncle Sam in this reform. While about time. Included in these arrangements, ter to either Mr or Mrs. Spear ami was tlio hall just to see him run. -'But I it. it wouldn’t be amiss, for tlie postal veterans will be pleased to learn that A.J.ERSKINE&SON B K Kai.loch. O. K. Merer vet. ber Stock called Aunt Millie Ami here is the hit the ball every time," said Mr. Eaton, authorities to drop that ohsolete“ugb” speuiul and very low rates will be made 417 MAIN ST., KOCKLANO, MK —ALSO — and Boys KALLOCH & MESERVEY, Howes lumber yard, hut where Is the with a broad smile nt tlie recollection ol Ironi tile names of Wahlboro aud the lor side trips from Washington to tbe & LAWYERS, # Sleveusj & Harrington steam millP It his prowess. “Poor Dick, he wasn’t in rest of the Maine "boros.” battle fields and tbe various points of Life Insurane, 299 MAIN ST., - ItOCKTAND. ME. was torn down alitl res-rrected onSpi ing it. Ami Harddeber.l never felt so sorry historic and picturesque interest, I G, GRANITE CHIPS. Accident Insurance, and Agents f r O,riin.li A...., leu. Hre lu.ur Igireet, where it now is ami is unhid thu lor any one in my life. His players ex­ The Department ol Maine und several ■tut Wu.hiuuiou i.If. in of the principal Posts have concluded Plate Glass Insurance. lu n u u it Co., i City ilall. pected him to stop every hall from going Hayward Pierce. Frankfort, is pre­ H ats and arrangements with the Baltimore & A gun 10 fur tbe fo'lowiug well Ituowu compaoiea; over the grand stand," continued Mr. paring to do quite uu extensive granite American Flro Inaurauoe Co. Wu.i.ow STnklsf. Baton. Tlie genial landlord ia in favor Ohio R R lor special trains through to Buffalo G» rtuan lnauraucu (to. Jdete, com­ business on Mosquito Mountain this sea- Coiitiutfiitul lururunce Co This is Willow siren I said to m j self , Washington without uhauge. Any DR. HUNTER’S CtTARfM REMEDY of giving file defunct Lums a chance to son. He has a crew of paving cutlers „ . . . . , . Gvnuuuia File itmurance Co. ities of the 8 1 , 0 0 0 ! ... Posts desiring to make similar atrange- Uuurdiuu AMuranci* Co as 1 sir ppeti l>.‘ look at it, ami as I did so redeem theOi.-elves by having another lufiurance Co. of Nor lb Aunrica. Wc will give Do,- Tl, nt work already. Mr. Pierce will ea Dollar- t,IUU(D Io meals should at once notify A. J. Uvrchauis Imuran cm Co. horn Prices. sny nutiim, tutting unu bus ol lb- t i l e folio tying line of a familiar hymn game tills seat-oil. It will probtbly bo large his wharf, erect on it a teu ton F'ovidvucc Wu»biugton Iua. Co. Ibu- 1- not lu ll. cured or ur, any loan4 lo t Iht Simmons, N E P. A , B & O. R R , Huu lufiurauce Otlleu. by. It I- a -ur.- cur,-. Ilu- ,ur-.l lliou-aod- catnu into my mind, ilto-ly : “ The mis- arranged 't.nl will be played iu Ban­ tlerrick, and lay rail trucks from his No 211 W asliiuglou S t , Boston, M ass. Wealubi Mii-r Tire I ’»orauc«Co. rs s ts . Baud 26 c e n t-Io at.utpa or u-aMal cor,,-I t ikes ol mv life have been m my.” So gor.—Bclfart Age. Lloyd’s Little G1um» li eurare*- Co. in f"> o n e hux Io Dlt. llU M l.lt, 151 Eon rib Av.-o quarry to the wharf. 16 23 l'luvikr* lururauco Co PiU sbuigb, f a . j 5 in wall Willow street Tn changes on il Tile U & U K R. have issued a huud- SHIPBUILDING. have been iiiauy since 1 last saw il. The Jouesport Red Granite Company, smuely illustrated “Guido to Wasliing- Special Bargains. I ng NOTICE. “Tins building on tlie corner wasn't MeDonald & Btowr? of Belfast ha e j Jouesport, have engaged Capt. W. O. j tou". together with a mup of Gettysburg Tla b.-I j. t, A MASON k (i tUI IN oitMAN J nlw ays a d te Inat-e. I uu n,,w looking tlio frames all up for tlie Biltiiuore hark-| Sawyer of that pi ton as general manager, i ba'tle-lield. and a map showing all ol lu Toilet Belt*. D ioucr tiviw, l.w u p , T in •.aa-.waluul c -« lu g ood coudbku, only *IS | „,u N (ball W hile In n Wuru und all kiudM oi Ucu»tAveplug Call lint instead J online, and are pulling in the keelsons ! C>pt. Sawyer will at once put up der- the battle-fields in tile vicinity ol Wash- Gouda, al ibu MAINE MUSIC CO 11 find stores and leuements plump inn. | and thick streaks. Work is going lor-! ricks and erect u boarding house and j lingtou. These will he sent tree to any tail Multi at., Uuuxiuu i. Ms. Rink in street, ami in the rear ol No ' w.ud rapidly. 1 blacksmith shop at the quarry. ■ address upon application to the above. Huston 5 and 10c Store. 2 T H E R O C K L A N D C O U R IE R G A Z E T T E : T U E S D A Y , M AY 3. 1892.

PERTINENT POLITICAL POINTS. S 3 & . Z " I S among the secret s o c ieties. Isle PI., one. I ...... A W EEK FLOUR!-y The Recent Republican State Convention Two Important Gatherings Held in Bangor Fuller 5 Cobb Held at Bangor. m e n a n d W O M EN Last Week. At Wholesale and Retail. Pillsbury** Beat, Western Rose Spring Whea Various District Conventions—Fun in Personal Paragraphs ot More or Leas Ancient Order of United Workmen— W ill Offer This Week Patent. Forest City-W inter Wheat Patent, for the Third District - Rockland and the Interest to Our Readers. Grand Lodge of Good Templars — all kinds of Pastry nnd Bread Mixture. Belfast Odd Fellows—Fraternity Facts 0 E Minneapolis Delegates--Matters Some­ from Various Sources. what Nearer Home. Mrs. E. M Manning is in Bjston. One Case G. & P. J. S. Case and Mm . F. E. Hitchcock nre in St Louis. Miriam Rebekah bad 14 applications for The Best Buttermilk Flour in the city The Republican State Convention for the membership the other evening. The new par­ cho’ce of two Presidential Electors and Dele­ Miss Annie Spear is home from Massachu­ aphernalia Is coming along nicely and Rebekah gates at large to the Republican National Gon- setts. SPECIAE is well. Bedford Cord Dresses, Ground Beef Srrups, Bone Menl. fraeked ventiorf to be held In Minneapolis June 7 Miss Blanche Ingraham is doming for J. 8. FOR POULTRY was held in Bangor Wednesday. There was a Willoughby. Temple Chapter, R. A. M , will have work Hen shell, Sherlflen Condition Powder, KfMX Urge attendance. A. R Savage of Auburn A. J. F. Ingraham has returned home Irom on the Royal Arch degree, Wednesday, May 4. F e o d , E tc was elected chairman. Eloquent addresses has trip West. All Chapter Masons are cordially Invited to be in Light Shades, were made by H. B. Cleaves of Portland and Mrs. Will French visited in Bangor Tuesday present. BARGAINS! Congressman Milliken of Belfast. S. E. Shepherd of Rockport was elected one of the and Wednesday, H* F* E E . W E CARRY Regular meeting of Aurora Lodge, Wednes­ ▼lee presidents and Judge Reuel Robinson of Mrs. Ruth Heath and daughter Etta have For 50 cts. a yard, Prices and Quality Guitriintccd to Snlt. day evening. Regular convocation of King moved to Easton, Pa. —AT— Camden was one of the committee on resolu­ Solomon’s Chapter, Thursday evening. Also large stock CORN,’ MEAL, PATS, tions. T. W. Hyde of Bath and W. M. Nash Mrs. T. W. Hix has returned from her Win­ SHORTS MIDDLINGS at BOTTOM PRICES, fu Former price 75 cts. Car and Bag Ix.lt. of Cherryfleld were chosen presidential elec­ ter’s sojourn in the West. Claremont Commandery, K T , held Its THE BIGGEST LINE tors, and B. B. Mallett of Freeport, C. B. F. W. Wight and wife have returned from regular conclave last evening, Routine busl- Littlefield of Rockland, E. F. Webb of Water­ a few days sojourn in Boston. ness. CHAS. T. SPEAR, ville and John L. Cutler of Bangor were elected One Case Double Width E. B. H astings delegates to Minneapolis by acclamation. Mrs. Geo. W. Drake has returned from a Store 295 and 297 Main Street trip to Boston and and New York. Waldo Lodge, I.O . O. F., of Belfast, on Capt. W. H. Lace, C. E. Littlefield, Capt. Tuesday evening celebrated the 73d anniver­ D. H. Ingraham and J. W. Anderson of this Mrs. Celeste Wood and Miss Adele H. Wood sary of Odd Fellowship with great eclat. The eity attended the convention. Other delegates are visiting in Boston aud vicinity. Grand Master, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Dress Goods, from the county were as follows: Reuel Horace Simonton arrived home Saturday Marshal, Grand Warden, Grand Secretary, t^ W c shall make SPRING Robinson of Camden, S. E. Shepherd of from Burdette Business College, Boston. Grand Treasurer, Grand Representative and "I'.'- Rockport, Col. S. H. Allen, D. J. Stnrrott, A. H. Benner, of the American Express Co., Grand Patriarch were present. Interesting P. M 8tudley of Thomaston, J. M. Studley Bangor, passed Sunday at his home in this city. addresses were made, that of Grand Warden 6 1-4 cts. of Warren and Capt. M. B. Cook of Friend­ Robinson being of espscial interest. Mr. Attractive Bar­ ship. John Lovejoy of this city attended the W. H- O’Neil is in Boston. Mrs O’Neil has has been their for some time for medical treat­ Robinson also spoko at the Portland Odd Fel­ 8tate Committee meeting Tuesday evening, but low celebration Monday evening. Form er price 12 1-2. OVERCOATS! came baek on the boat Wednesday. ment. gains in every s Miss Helen M. Collier of Belfast, who has The Belfast Rebekahs will visit the Rock­ The Republicans of the Fourth District re­ been visiting in this city, went to Providence, land Rebekahs Thursday evening, bringing One Case nominated C. A. Boutelle for Congress Wed­ 3X5 Ever shown, nnd we nre mntch- R. I., Friday. their paraphernalia for ho purpose of working Department of nesday. R. C. Penney of Monson was nomi­ Miss Lillian Frohock, who has been the the degree. They are said to perform the work nated a Presidential Elector. C. P. Allen of f"£?ing it by I liOj biggest bid ever guest of her brother, J. R. Frohock, returned very beautifully. Presque Isle and N. 8. Allan were chosen Tuesday to her home in Northport. our Store, during made lor public favor. Careful Presidential Delegates to Minneapolis. P rin ts, Ada and Sadie Webster of Pulpit Harbor Knox Lodge, I O. O. F., with ladies, to the purchasers soon find out which Steps are to be taken toward the organiza­ have returned home from Ipswich, Mass..where number of 100, attended the Cong’i Church to listen to the annual Odd Follow sermon, by T h i s W e e k . tion in this state of Lodges of the Knights of they have been during :he winter. 5 cts. side their bread is buttered on, Reciprocity, the new Republican order which Master Challe Manning leaves Boston Tues­ the pastor, Rev. R. W. Jenkyn. Mr. Jenkyn, who is an Odd Fellow, preached a very ap­ How Do These Prices Slrike Yon? has been started in the West. This is day noon on steamer Yarmouth for Louisbure, Pillsbury’s Beat Floor only...... 00 and worn out devices are an old a secret order, but Its character is nuch Cape Breton, where be will spend the Summer propriate sermon, taking as bis theme the story Usual price Sets. Fancy Patent Process only ...... 6 50 of David and Jonathan. The lodge wishes to Choice St. Louis (Qu» en C ity )...... 6 00 story with them. It is to care­ that it in no way conflicts with one’s mora or with his uncle, C. L. Mitchell. Every barrel warranted or money refunded. thank their reverend brother for his able ad­ 30 pieces New Dress Goods in 3 lb*, choice Prune*...... 25 cts religious duties. Its purpose is to promote an Chas. A. Stone has closed bis hotel at Pine dress. Plaids, Stripes and Plain Effects, 40 Fancy London Layer Raisins, per box ...... 1 76 ful purchasers that we are ad­ Interest among the people in the questions of Parks, Osteen, Fla., for the season, and is One Case bleached heavy Thread N ever wold before for less (hull $2.60. protection and reciprocity. Combined with Fancy 3 crown Muscatel Raisins, 4 lb*...... 26 cts now at Gardiner. He soon reopens his 8ummer The Grand Lodge of Maine Good Templars in. wide, 45 cents. Best Crackers, per lb., by the barrel...... 6 cis dressing ourselves now—to pur this is the Introduction of the element of social house, Paxinosa Inn, Easton, Pa. held its annual session in Bangor. Thirty Tobacco, chewing or smoking, per lb...... 26 cts union and discussion. The idea is one which 50 pieces Dress Goods in Bedford 25 lbs. of good Soap f o r ...... 1 00 chasers who know just what Mr. Jacob Elwell, of Northport, who has new members were initiated Wednesday into Ju st think of It only 4 cts. lb. will commend itself as affording a centre for been at work in Belfast and vicinity, on Fri­ the Grand Lodge. State Grand Organizer J. Cotton Towels, Cords and Fancy Mixtures, 65c, 75c 8 lb*., 2 eon*, of Fancy Preserved P e a c h e s... .25 ct* political gatherings and cons‘deration of topics 8 can* nice Pea* or Siring Bean*...... 26 ct* they arc doing, who know what day moved bis family to Rockland, where he H. Hamilton reported his work for the past and SI .00 per yard. New Preserves, all kinds, In 5 lb buckets, per of local and national interest. The lodges, at has employment as a house joiner.—Belfast year as follows : Number of public addresses bucket...... 60 cts their money ought to bring them. the same tlmo, will serve as a useful channel New Sugar Dates, tbe finest on the market, Journal. given, 65; number of lodges visited, 35; num­ We are showing a fine line ofBlack 4 lb * ...... 25cts for the dissemination of political literature and 12 1-2 cts. Stickney & Poor’s Spices, warranted atrlctly Mrs. Emma P. Frohock and Mrs. Bain- ber of new lodges organized, 31; number of Dress Goods in fine India Twill,Bed­ information. The matter in this State is in lodges reorganized four; number of lodges re­ pure, per lb...... 25 eta the hands of H. M. Lord of this city. br dgc Pratt will leave Boston tomorrow for ford Cords, Silk and Wool Henriettas 23 lb*. S u g ar...... 1 (0 The First and Only One Price Omaha, Neb., where they will visit their sister, vised, 5; number of juvenile temples organ­ Best Early Rose Potatoes, per burhel ...... 50 cts ized, 1; number of district lodges attended, 6. Former price 25 cts. of the well known B. Priestley make, All nominations for officers must be in the Mrs. David Talbot. They will be gone about ALL OTHER GOOFS IN PROPORTION. Mr. Hamilton traveled over 5000 miles and two months. which are considered the finest goods If you nre in want of goodn in our line call und Clothiers, Secretary of State’s hands by 12 o’clock, mid­ added 1800 members to the order. His work night, of the 19th of August. m ade. see u* before buying a* w« have got the largest Miss Bertha, daughter of D. N. Bird and has been an encouraging one. stock in our line ui d will so’l lower than any store • • wife of Belfast, formerly of this city, partici­ 5000 yard in Knox Countv, We buy for cash and lake our The Republicans of the 2d district of Maine These officers were elected for the ensuing We have a few Pattern Dresses discount* which i* a profit In Ib i If, and our motto pated in the Odd Fellow celebration at Belfast year; G. C. T , F. H. Dexter, Springvale; G. 1* "Quick Sales and Small Profits.” nominated Nelson Dlngley, Jr., for Congress Tuesday evening, reading an appropriate selec­ left which we have marked down from H e r e tire 11 fe-w for the seventh time yesterday, and his re- C., E. W. Webber, Bar Mills; G. V. T., Mrs. Every Customer Gets a Present tion in a very effective way. That trades at nomination is equivalent to his re-election. J.B Wheelden, Bangor; G. S., George K.Brack­ 815 to 810. S u m p 1 e o f* Gen. Davis Tillson left hero last week for h The Republicans of Maine continue to take no ett, Belfast; G. T., Frank J. Gilson, Stetson ; G. COUPONS New York, whence he and Mrs. Tillson pro­ stock in the rotation principle, and the result Chap., Rev. H. B. Huntoon, Lisbon Center; w liat w e lii-e o f- ceeded to Dubuque, la-, where they visit their Donohue’s Cash Grocery is that they are as ably represented In Congress G. Marshall, A. D. Cole, East Livermore; S. daughter, Mrs. W. H Dty Jr. Gsn Tillson J. Templar, Mrs. E. E. Crane, Waterville. (CORNER MAIN AND MYRTLE STS 40 fering’ you now as any state in the country. Mr. Dlngley is expects to visit there about ten days. Mrs. Till — o f — Dress Trimmings about as good a specimen of an able legislator Resolutions were passed asking the com­ son muy possibly return with him. as New England can b^ast of, though he missioners of the World’s Fair not to allow the in the way of doesn't make so much noise on the floor of the Gen. J. P. Cilley attended the banquet of the sale of liquor at the fair in Chicago. We can match all our Dress Goods House as some of his colleagues.—Boston Skowhegan Association of the First Maine IBarg-ainss : On Tuesday last there was a convention of in the New Gimps used so rauoh this Herald. Cavalry, Friday evening. The banquet was HAMBURGS HEADQUARTERS • • held at the Hazelton House. There were 32 the Master Workmen of the various Lodges of season. The Second District Democratic Convention members present and it was a most successful the Ancient Order of United Workmen in the Three lines of 810 and 812 j will meet in Anbnrn, June 2, to nominate a event. Eastern district of Maine at Bangor. Twenty- »nip, uoat, carriage, ana nouse uunaers. candidate for Representative to Congress, Henry Padelford and wile of Somerville, thiee lodges were represented who met at the We have the Finest Assortment of If you can’t find what you want, go to Spriag Overcoats cairied over Elector and two Delegates and two Alternates to Bangor Houso at 4 :30 o’clock p. m , and at Mass., are guests of Mrs. J. R Flye, Mrs. from last season ; we have put the Democratic National Convention to be held Padelford’s sister. Mr. Padelford has a large once repaired to the rooms of Anchor Lodge, in Chicago June 21. W. S. Irish of this city A O. U. W., where the meeting was held. A. PAHASOUJS H. H. CRIE & CO.'S, apothecary business in Somerville. He has them into one lot and marked represents Knox County on the District Com­ made many friends hereabouts. G Andrews of Augusta. Grand Foreman of the and see their stock. *'A few leading articles In stock mittee. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, presided, as­ 5, io, 12 and 20 cts. We have ever shown. Be sure and and Just arrived, enumerated below : Miss Grace Cobb of Winthrop, Mass und them sisted by Frank H. Binder of East Bluebill The Second District Convention in Auburn Miss Georgia *,Coffin of Melrose, Mass., are at see them before buying. 60 Tons Refined and Norway Iron. and Frank Ingalls of B;ngor, Deputy Super­ 10 Tons Quarry and Carriage Steel. was called to order at 11 a. m. Tuesday by L. 8. Henderson’s, Purchase street, called here visors. A general review of the work was hud 16 Ton* Barb Fence W ire and Staples. Capt. W. H. Luce of this city, chairman ot by the serious illness of their cousin Miss Lulu $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 us each representative of the various lodges I, 000 Kegs Cut and W h o Nulls. the district committee. Judge Morrison of Plummer. Miss Plummer graduated from our About Oae Half Hie Regolar Price reported. Many of the Lodges were in a most 100 Keg* Ship and Boat Spikes. Phillips presided, and R. R. Ulmer of this city High School last June and has very m any flourishing condition and presented very en­ New line of Centemeri und Foster 100 Keg* Iron und Steel Horse Shoes. They are just as good style and was one of the secretaries. Sidney Perham of friends who hope almost against hope for her 1 ,000 Gals. Ready Mixed House and Ship PalnU couraging results. The future was considered A new Lot of Lace Kid Gloves just in. South Paris was chosen Presidential Elector, 1,200 Gal*. Paint and Machine Oils. quality as this season’s Coats, ultimate recovery. and it was thought that 1000 new members and S. M. Bird of this city Deleguto to the New Prints only 5 cents. 200 Gals. House, Ship and Carriage Varnishes Oliver L. Hall, sou of Judge Hall of Augusta, would be added to the order during the pres­ butonlyafew sizes remain in Minneapolis convention. Mr. Bird’s name was 10,000 Lbs. Manilla und Hemp Cordage. formerly ol this city, is making his mark in ent year. At the close of the session un ad­ 10,000 W ire Rope. presented by John F. Libby, esq., of this city. New Bedford Cords and Pongees athletics as one of the Colby University boys . journment wus made to the Bangor House 8,000 Lbs. Q uarry and Cablu Chain. eaeh lot, so take your pick of F. M. Shaw of this city was a member of the Infants Cloaks. 12 1-2 cents. An article in the Portland Press says that th e where the delegates enjoyed a banquet ten­ 1,500 Lbs. Steel Crow Bur*. committee on resolutions. them while they last for only captaincy of the college athletic team wi II be dered them by Grand Foreman Andrews. 260 Kegs best Blasting Powder. The following District Committee was chosen : New Outings only 6 cents, full yd. vested in him as he is the best gene ral In the evening the delegates attended a 8,000 Hickory and Oak ripokea. Androscoggin,George 8. Woodman,of Auburn; A new Lot of 160 Hets Hickory und Ouk|ltiraH. 83.00 each. athlete in the college, playing on the ball team , meeting of Anchor Lodge, A. O. U. W., and wide. Franklin, J. M. 8. Hunter,Farmington; Knox, 2,000 Lbs. Boat N alls and R ivets. and being an adept at tennis. At the last witnessed the conferring of both degrees upon Wm. H. Luce, Rockland ; Lincoln, Nathaniel Cotton 5 cents per yard. annual field day, Mr. Hall, himself, secured seven candidates, which was done in a very WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL, W. Morse, Damariscotta; Oxford,E. F. Smith, enough points to secure the cup for his class . of Norway; Sagadahoc, Frank J. Buker, of creditable manner, after which the usual line ['1?'Besides these Bargain Lots, we At noon Apr. 21 in St. Mark’s Episcopal of speeches were made. A t the close of the Infants Bonnets. Calico Wrappers, all made, 81, IL II. CRIE & COMPANY Richmond church, Brooklyn, N. Y., by the Rev. Dr. Lodge all repaired to the banquet ball where a 81,25 und 8 1.50 eaeli. have an Immense Stock of Fine The Congressional fight in the third district Spencer Roche, were married William C. bountiful collation was served. Goods in regular sizes. continues warm. It is Burleigh against the Delano of Beaufort, N. C,, and Mrs. Sadie The meeting was a very successful and prof- A huge variety of Good Crash 4 cents a yd Horton of 127 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn 1. itible one and those who attended received HORSES! field, and one thing is certain, the field is Lace Scrim only 5 cents a yard. scared. All parties in the tight claim a walk­ The ceremony was performed In quiet fashion, new inspiration and evidence that the A. O. over, but all parties nre earnestly ut work. only relatives and near friends being present. U. W. stands in the front oi uli beneficiary The happy pair received many congratulations institutions. C. E. Meservey, esq., attended FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Mr. Milliken’s speeches at Bangor und Water­ Shirts Waists For the same reason we oiler an­ ville certainly didn't weaken his chances, but previous to their departure for the South, lrom Rockland. AT THE LIVERY<.STABIE OF where their home will be made. The bride other lot of 815 Spring Over­ Mr. Burleigh is an opponent whose strength coats for cannot be measured until the time comes to was the daughter ot the late Capt. Samuel GRANITE CHIPS. PI IRT A IN riFPT ML FRANK DONOHUE, Holbrook, at one time a resident of this city, O pened lo-tlay. VUJ\I/41Jl ULf I 1 Ccruor Corner Park amt Union Street.,Stroets. lb develop it. The Congressional Convention in David Morton of Fryeburg, u quarrymuu at the district will probably be held late in June. occupying the house on Water street, now <4*TcIophunu connec 1 ion. owned by Capt Emory Colcord. Capt. Hol­ Redstone, dropped dead in the depot at North Bargains in Luce Curtains, The Prohibition City Committee on Friday brook built this house. Mrs. Horton is very Conway while waiting for a train. The phy­ Portiers, Poles, Etc. Tint Cloth for sicians pronounce heart disease to be the cause $13.00 Each. evening chose the following delegates to the pleasantly remembered here. New Parasols Shades in all the desirable colors. C . L . DUNNING’S State Convention, which will meet in Bangor ot his death. The goods are a Brown and May 5: H. W. Abbott, G. W. Thompson, WORLD’S FAIR. Wm. Booth of New York and W. 8. White iC7’Shades m ade and put up to Livery, Boarding and Transient White Pin Head Check, and are R. A. Crie, G. L. Ulmer, E. E. Morrison; the best wearing goods we have The Commissioners Visit Rockland of this city were in Vlnalhaven one day last < > p e n e d I o - d a y . order. Alternates, J. Fred Hull, J. N. Farnham, Win. week, looking over their interests as members in stock. A good trade for you, and Beg Granite. Melvin, G. W. Leach, A. L. Richardson. The of tee firm of Booth Bros, and Hurricane Isle at 813.00, too. City Committee consists of A. B. Clark, J. B. STABLE. Granite Co. Loring and A. L. Richardson. Messrs. Hull C Burleigh of Vassulboro Having purchased Hie Livery Business so long and successfully conducted by O. A. Keene ut 722 and A. It. Bixby of Skowhegan, Commis­ The workmen of the Uniou Granite Co. New Carpets, Main St., North-end, and haviug made additions The Prohibition scheme tor securing one sioners ot the World's Columbian Exposition, Friendship, Long Island, went out on a strike Garments. thereto, I urn prepared to furnish the Public with Also a few nice teams ut reasonable prices. million voters has not created much stir here. u b called on T C.-G. last week, with the plans Wednesday, the trouble being regarding an « - Special attention to ladies and Gents that coats for Papers are circulated for signatures, each for the Maine building to be erected at Chi­ old bill of prices. The matter was settled Fri­ In our Cloak Hoorn will be found wish conveyance without the trouble of taklug care signer agreeing to vote for u Prohibitionist for cago. The plans show that the building will of their team. day and the men are now at work. The new New Curtains, Bargains in Jackets, Wraps, Capes « • Personal attention given to hoarding Gents' president provided one million signers are be a very handsome one and a credit to our bill of prices which is planned to go Into effect fine driving Horses. $11 and all the New Styles of the season. Putronage solicited. 20 secured. A. L. Richardson has secured 37 state. The estimated cost is <30,000. The June 1 had nothing to do with (he trouble. signatures in this county. state gives <110,000, und an equal amount l as Our Garments are all nicely made 722 MAIN STKEF.T. been already subscribed, aud additional sab* It Is stated that the contract for work upon perfect fitting. The sizes Under section three ot the ballot law, nom- scriptlous to the amount of 810,000 are New Lambrequin Poles. uitions can lie made in Knox County u« fol­ the Betz building, upon which the Hurricane Coats are 3 needed to carry out the plans adopted. The Granite Co. has been engaged for the last six Mackintoshes, in all colors from, lows ; Commissioners were here to confer with huckiuq, Each of the four parties, to wit; Republican, months, is about completed at their works at 87.50 to 820 eaeh. the various granite firms, who will give the Long Cove and Hurricane Isle. There does not To Steamboats, Trains, Weddings, Parties, Democrat, Prohibitory and Labor, can nomi­ Funerals, Etc., Prom pt w tleutloa given. granite needed for the building. They all seem to be an over-abundance of granite work Feathers new and clean received nate a full county ticket for senator, judge of contributed most liberally. CARPETS probate, register of probate, county attorney, in the immediate vicinity just at this time. this week. First-class Livery Horses, What (he future has in store for us perhaps clerk of courts, sheriff, county commissioner COUNTY TEACHERS. Fine aud Stylish Turn-outs. (one), county treasurer. can belter be decided after May 1. made and laid by 9*Orders by mail will be promptly J. M r s Representatives to the Legislature cau be The Spring seasiou of the Knox County Ed­ filled, and satisfaction guaran­ nominated as follows: Republican, Democrat ucational Association will be held at Viual- THE MAINE HOME JOURNAL. BARGES FOR PARTIES. and Labor parties may nominate in Washing­ haven Friday and Saturday, Muy 27 and 23. The May number of the Muiue Home Journal Experienced Hands. te e d . Prices Reasonable! Give Me a Cali! ton, Hope und Appleton, one; South Thomas­ The program is much less formal thau in past came out last week. Twenty-four pages of ton, Vlnalhaven, North Haven und llurricaue years. Local talent is relied on entirely. A stories, sketches, poems und interesting items E. B. H A ST IN G S, M. FRANK DONOHUE, Isle, one; Union aud Warreu, one. Repub­ most profitable aud eoj -yuble occasiou muy are glveu. Illustrations are numerous. Alto­ No. 421 PARK STUEET, CORNER UNION ST lican, Democrat, Prohibitory and Labor parties be confidently expected. Half rates on boats gether this is the best number ot tbe year may nominate in Rockisnd, two; Camden and to island. Published at 302 Main street, Rockland, Me Fuller &. Cobb 31G A ND 318 M AIN S T . «-'Tuluphone connection. 27 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892. 3

! The Limerock R R. is now supplying 39 Amusements and Announcements. THE HOTELS. PORTRAITS FOLKS AND THINGS 1 k Ins. In Oil, Crinon, Water f’nlor* and India Inks ALL ABOARD! Sheriff Gr tv was in Portlunil last week on The W. C. T. U will hold its regular bible Fine Opportunity to Rent a Good Place ot all sizes exe tired in ibe highest style of the ----- FOR ----- business. reading Friday hi 2 .30 m the parlor of the Y. art by L. T. Gerrlty A <;o. ot Bangor. P er c< t ONE — The L o w d e r . M. C. A. gutisfiCtton guarani!c i in every r^pect—C. I. Columbus discowiid J'-mitca 398 years Oxt<»n authorized age 116 Main , R-u-t-- , ago to-day. Grand I,all at the Gaiety Theatre Thursday The Beach House, Lincolnville, C. J M. land. Maim* to w hom all order* in >v be a - Minneapolis and the Republican night. Gale’s Orchestra will furnish the har­ Merrifield proprietor, opened tbi.M week to the dressed. Drop a poMal and I wii, cab 4tid Capt. O J. Conant will continue as City show samples. 17 20 National Convention. Liquor Agent. mony. public The home has been put in flrg*-ciass condition. In addition to our large slock of Western and D 0 L E A R Dr R. B Miller will deliver the memorial F. S. Lynde opened the Summer reason at •’cuihern Tickets w- are *<-an In receive n stock of Kph Perry’s new house, Maverick street, is i h r t t i s address in Hermon. the Ocean Park House with a fine fish dinner, Excntrtlon Tl-kets for the benefit of nil who wish •closed in. Landlord C. O Chamberlain of the Bay to ntt- nd the R.-publican National (;< nventlon at May Day. View arrived in town last week from Jackson­ Minneapolis, June". These tickets will not be The new Walker-Rose house, Willow street, I ho reservoir at the foot of Beech street and IhLi.H — Rockland. .April 21. to Vtr. nnd Mrs. ■ --iti-i' t o-i* ecates but vf--w the beautiful scenery of Ihe W nlto The Opinion squirms as usual, and our $200 The Rockport Opera House Co. has bought Mountains and Niagara Falls a ’ stop of three urday night, and gave good satisfaction. Gntr-Rockland, April 2), to Mr. and Mrs. hours will be allowed nt the Falls. Ito* kland lo offer awaits a taker. 200 of the Spring St,net Opera House chairs. Arthur L Dray, a son Doris. The 11. R. Brennan Star Theatre Company Attorney General Littlefield was lr. Castino Minneapolis and nourn, lir“t class, only £.u In- Mrs. M. P. Smith will build a two story HroNh-Pulp i Ihith-.r, April 20, io Mr. and formation, Time T«bl-s, Etc., furnished on appli­ Some of our lawyers are attending court at last week taking a survey o f the Acadian Mrs. Hiram I*. Hlono, a son. 79 cts will produce the standard play “Streets of New cation. 10 Wiscasset this week. tenement house at the northeast cor net of Broad Mutcii Vlnalhaven, A pril 26, to Mr. and Mrs. York,’ at Farwell Opera House to night. House in which he has an intcreat. The Acad­ Jann s Mulch, a «on. The cellar for the new syndicate block Is anti Grace streets. The Y’s will hold a leap year social at their ian is a beautiful place. v in a l -V|» uihavnn, April 26, to Mr. nnd Mrs. TV. S . B U Z Z E L L , being rapidly excavated. Charles Nichols is taking a few days vaca­ W K. V in a l. n daughter. Ticket Agent Maine Central Railroad, Rockland. rooms next Monday evening. Reficshments RonniNs—Vlnalhaven, April 25, to Mr. and Mrs. tion. enfo ccd by injuries from a falling »ock Tbe handsome, convenient and Imaut fully C. F. Robbins, n d a u g h te r. Pay day In the Rockland Loan A Building will lie served nnd a social evening enjoyed. in tbe engine quarry. located Simpson House, Rockland Harbor, Black Vtnnllinven, April 29, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Association next Monday. J. S. Black, twin daughters. All regular nnd honorary members will be will be rented this season. This is certainly W. 0 . H e w e tt & Co. O. B. Long is having an addition mnde to Alfred Murray, the shirt manufac tirer, Frye welcome. Colsow- Vlnalhaven, April 30, to Mr. and Mrs. a rare opportunity for some enterprising hotel Frank Colson, a daughter. bis house, Thomaston road, near the old depot- Block, lias put out an appropriate sign—a shirt Yooso-Cashing, A pril 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Thursday night the recently organized drum man. Frank Young, a son. Copios of tbe Belfast Journal of 1837 and the of colossal proportions. have a corps have a benefit ball at the Armory, tbe J acoiw Thom aston, A» ril 2, to Mr. nnd Mrs. PtflSIEs! Rockland Gazette ol 1850 have been added to The W. P. Burpee cottages, State street, are proceeds of which will be used to purchase J. B Patterson of the Lowder, Bangor, has Genrgo W. Jacobs. udnught< r. nearing completion. They are handsome ex­ sold out to G eorge E Cushing. Mr. Potterson K il i.f.ram Buffalo, N. Y., April 10, to Capt. our collection. uniforms to wear during the presidential cam­ and Mrs J. H. Killvran, a son. Finest Strain in the Country. W . 11. Glover & Co. have a crew at work on ternally and cosy within paign. The boys should be encouraged and has never fully recovered from his severe sick­ JOB ness of last Winter. He nnd his wife, (Miss the foundation of th e hjuso they are building j|Sheroinn Glover A Co have the frame up patronized. Lou Pales of this cf:y) will pass the Summer H hrriages. in Waldoboro. and boarded for a uonsc for Mr Chapman of It is reported that Attallo Claire is to marry — in— the K A L. force, near the old depot. at their cottage, Lake Alamoosic, near Bucks­ D kew -KxowLTOX-Rorklnnd, April 2fl, Fred K. B. Tilden, whose severe injuries from Alfred Kayne, the young man who paid for port. Eugene Drew, of East Boston, nnd Nellie hi. VEt{BE//4S, burning we reported last week, died Tuesday The Mather Ore nery has been left under the thousand dollar fl >ral chariot which Lillian K nowlton, of Boston the management of A. W. Cunningham, Russell refused to allow presented to Miss Moran —Bu n k er—Thomaston, April 25, Ed. from his It juries. Landlord Chapman, bis assistant Harry waid Moran mid Wu»lo Bunker, bolli oi Thomaston. And a ll Small Bedding Stock, assisted by Wm. Crnno, the gardener. Clair at the Globe recently. Kayne is 23 years Our readers must bear In tnlnd that T h e Chapman, Night Clerk Karpenstein, Head M e iu iin e r —Decro w -C am den, A prh 27, Willis New Corsets. old and an orphan. He has promised his bride U M. rrlm r und Leluli E. Decrow, both of Lin­ C.-G.’s regular circulation is now 3500, never A man entered W. 11 Fisk’s stable recently Waiter Biggins, and tho rest of the Rockland colnville. lo.-s and often more. anti attempted to get a horse and buggy by $35 000 in bridal jewelry, a house in New force at the Bangor House treated the Knox D f.la n o —Horton Brooklyn, April 21, at 8t. C o LEUS A\fiD (fE U ^ IU p iS York and $7000 annuity. county delegation very kindly last week. The Mark’s Church, by Hev. 8p nc r ri Roche. Wd A. il. Itmkin has the foundation ready force. Intimate acquaintance with a hoc-han­ limn ii. (I Delmia nnd Surah A., dang te r of the WHITE, DRAB and ECRU, and the frame will go up at once for a new dle quieted his binging for a steed. I’he Gaiety Theatre will bo closed this week, Bangor House was full to oveiflowing, but all la e C -pi Bn .Snmilel H ilbruok. BY THE DOZEN OR 100. the guests were well treated. Fo g e r t t -B u st -M alden, M uss, A pril 23, houso on Cedar street. Mrs. W. S. White was thrown from her car­ partly on account of the Star Theatre engage­ Nelson W. Foger y und Inez L. Hunt, both of Cushing. ----- AT T H E ------All sizes from 18 to 30. The frame of ii II. Flint’s new store build riage on Middle street yesterday anti dragged ment at Farwell Opera House, nnd partly to give the attaches a season of rest. Manager CITY COUNCIL. ing is up and boarded. Mr. Flint will have a some distance sustaining severe brui-es. The horse broke a tendon in one of bis legs. Roche went to Boston last night to secure tai .Q t a l ji s . fine place of business. Regular monthly meeting-----Mayor Butler E^c/f flufAOEi\ I nclusive, J. C Perry now occupies his handsome resi­ ent for the week of the 9.h, when the theatre M ather Greenery, The Salvation Army had a big time in the will open with u fine combination. read in joint convention a message regarding t \ LL—Hock land, A pril 27, Kth*d M .d au g h te r Spring Street Opera House Sunday. There dence, junction of North Main an i Chestnut the establi.-hing ol a free public library, pro of Everet F. ami Laura E. >uiall, of North Chelm*. streets. The house v. catcd by them on Sum­ As there has been a general desire to see I, Mass., aged 17 tears, 9 mouths. The remains Cor. Pleasant and Parchase Sts., were reinforcements from away. curing a valuation plan of tbe city, etc.-----A re taken to North Chelmsf r«l for bur'al. mer street will be occupied by E. D. Spear and Howells’ “ Albany Depot” repeated with better WORTH committee was appointed to try and abate the I oohk—Rockiand, April 2H, Lillian, daughter ROCKLAND. - ME. Tho Sargent bunnet hleachery is now open wile. stage settings, it will be given on Wednesday of Hlrien FL and Laura K. Moore awed 3 months. Simon Trueworthy nuisance-----The streets W a t t - I’hom a-ion, April 28, Bophli, wife of 17.18 for the Summer business Miss Ellie Sartelic, evening in the Universalist vestry. There will who has charge, arrived here Saturday. George L. Daggett has bought the Jacob bad an inning, there being orders passed for a William T Wall, aged fcO years, 5 months, fl days also be given in connection with it the amusing E astman —W arn n, A pril 27, Augustine East- Farrington place, Rankin street,near the Ru.k- hydrant corner Limerock and Broadway, a man, aged 5* ye irs. 0 / V f DOLLOP, J. W. Anderson A Co. have a crew of ten land Water Co ’a reservoir. There was for­ comedy 'A L tier o Introduction” by tbe same lbiiLUKK K— H< pe, A pril 21, Elisha I'hllbrlck, men at work turning out their popular brands sidewalk was recommended for Berkeley street, ag* d 76 years, IQ month-, « .lays. merly a set ot buildings here. The house was author. Admission 25 cents. Doors open at and the extension of Hill street from Fogg to of cigars, “J. W. A.” '•444” and the like. half-past seven. Hoiiinson -Norihlleld, Vi., April 10, Nettie, That you can purchase for burned, but the stable atands. Mr. Daggett Broa- way also recommended-----City Marshal • fe ot K. C. Robinson, of Rockland. THE WORLD'S FAIR St Bernard’s Church looks very attractive will build there. II. R. Brennan’s Star Theatre Co., which G ltE tN -V Inalhaven, April 29, Husan L., wife of reported 46 arrests in April; City Treasurer James 8 Green, aged 78 y- a.s. And nil who deserve them demand this in its new coat o' paint. The colors nre cream Messrs Howard A Brown of Rockland opened in Farwell Gpera Houso last evening $19 428 34 ou hand, Street Commissioner an M e r o — Warren, \pril 27, Emma Ripley, wife of brand of Hour. n rett A. Mero, aged 3fl \ears. with darker trimmings. Clifton A Kar! did it Commercial College expect to have their book, with the great Irish play “ Inchavogue,” re­ expenditure of $1018 16---- $i00 voted for with their little brushes. “ Lessons in Rapid Writing,” ready for de­ cently closed a most successful season of three Memorial Day-----An ordinance passed estnl>- CIRL WANTED. 7 9 c t s . Arthur Shea of this city has the contract for livery in a few weeks. The Penman’s Art weeks in Bangor to crowded houses nightly. lishing a public library and a committee ap­ Girl for general housework Apply at plumbing flvo big Summer houses at Isles- Journal of New Y-rk speaks very highly o« This is the same company that delighted our pointed to confer with Public Library Associa­ H 8. H. FLINT’d MARKET. boro. Mr. Shea is an artist in his line and his the work. theatre-goers at the Spring street Gpera Houso tion-----The jury list was revised, 154 names bold of work is rnpidly widening. last Summer. With Miss Minnie DeLange being added-----Roll of accounts passed as CIRL WANTED. Bright business men are desirous of doing a In a family of three. P e r P A I R . A cellar Is being put under the house, corner growing business all the year round They and Mr. Brennan at their head wo predict a follows : Contingent, $427 17; Street Lighting, 17 W M. PU RIN O TO N , 25 Park 8 t. Grace and High streets, recently moved there. consider a Spring and Summer dollar just as week of successes here. They play hero the $264 50; Pauper Fund, $321 80; Police Fund, entire week. CIRL WANTED. The Mitchell shop on the saute lot is to be valuable as a Winter one, und by keepmg up $64 01; Fire Department, $13 86. Sent anywhere in the U. S. for moved track Hnd a now house built. their advertising they keep up their business. Tuesday e»enmg the Board of Aldermen gave To do housework In a family of three. HORSE NOTES. 17 MR8. H. G. TIBBETTS, 30 High 8t. F. W. Covel has his new platiDg machinery •‘Keep everlastingly at it” in a popular news­ a hearing on tho question of the location of tbe 10 cents extra, and apparatus in busy operation with a crew paper like litu C o u ih e u -O a z k t t b . electric road on South Main street, some oi the CIRL WANTED. James McNamara drives a handsomely built Girl wanted to do general housework. Apply to from away at work. He has a new process for T h e resideats objecting to the location of the road C.-G. is oae of tbe best advertising 16 16* 30 G ROVE BT. plHting steel knives and forks and business is mediums in tbe country, with is 3500 circula­ western horse, a recent purchase. on the side of the street. The hearing was W. 0 . H e w e tt & Co., very brisk. tion, often more and never less. One of our The easiest, softest bits made are the best to concluded last evening, the Board voting 5 to CIRL WANTED patrons came in one Tuesday morning and put use on colts when breaking them to harness. 2 to place tbe track in the center of the street. To do general housework. Good wages to the Bay Point I; receiving many applications for right party. Apply 110 LIMEROCK 8T. .15 accommodations. There will be as many an ad in the pa. cr that a girl was wanted, and M. il Nash was in Auburn Saturday, look­ Briglit Housekeepers secure it and your Bread Wednesday morning a little girl baby arrived ing over Glenarm and other fancy horse flesh, ELECTRIC CARS. will EXCEL ALL OTHERS in color, flavor and 374 Main St., rooms ugaln this yeur as last, tbe result of the WANTED. delicacy. to the delight ot the family. Paste this in your with a view to purchasing if he found anything A few boarders can bo uccomodated at recent udditiun. The addition to tbe northern /LfflFdtfJr OF IMITATIONS, wing is being hustled ulong. hat and advertiso in I'h e C.-G. speedier than Ltzy Mike. Mr. Nash brought Work Being Pushed on the Road Bed— 16-17* 126 PA RK ST. no horses home. Iron Arrived. JOHN BIRD CO., Agents The special City Council committee, appoint­ The delegates to the Republican National TABLE CI**L. Rockland, Maine. ed to mark out the steamboat right ot way in Convention, to be held ut Minneapolis June When a horse trots a dead heat with another A first class Table Girl wauled at 7, will make tbe journey via. t^e Niagara horse, the time made constitutes a record; but The Electric Railroad is now fairly under­ 17 THE THORNDIKE. our harbor, has put down temporary buoys way The road is graded from the Camden Fails, White Mountains, Portland and Bar when a horse trots a dead heat w iih t.rae, that S M IT H 'S These will probably be supplanted by large street crossing of tho Limerock Railroad up cedar poles, painted white. Harbor hue, of which the Maine Central forms is, equals the tune he started to beat, it is not a HELP WANTED. the eastern portion. The excursion will leave record, says Secretary Steiner. past South Rockport, ties laid and iron dis­ One woman to help cook and one woman to do Ellen Merchant was sent to Wiscasset for tributed along that distance. It is planned to general housework in boarding house. 15 F l o u r three months last week for robbing John Lewis’ Portland June 2 at 8.45 a. in. Round trip E. C. Andrews of Thomaston is proving B. C. C A LD ER WOOD, MUSIC STORE. tickets from this city will be $34. Agent commence work ut the Camden end and at the No. 3 Pleasant 8t. cotbes lire. Ellen is an old offender, and himself a benefactor to horse kind by introduc­ Rockland end and work both ways. There Rockland, A pril 18, 1802. That suits all and Buzzell at the K. A L depot has the tickets for ing valuable remedies for the various diseases to Is never Changed. Just as otien as she gets drunk she develops a has been some little deluy over (be arrange­ Is the bust pluoe In M ainolf not In New England sale aud can give all desired information. which the horse Is heir. The medicine is meet­ to buy a penchant lor robbing clothes lines. ment of sufficient car accommodations at the SITUATION WANTED. Get I his brand and The article on tho closing of Capt. Hurley’s ing with a rapid sale all over the county. A woman would like a situation in a widower's avoid further trouble. The Farnsworth Htore at the head of Sea Cunidcn end of tbe line. smn'1 family. Can give good reference. street has been moved back until it stands in a kiln on u Saiurday night to allow the men C. W. Stimpson has four fine bred stallions 16-17* Address II. IC., Rockland, Me. Sunday exci ed no little interest. The state­ line with the o'her Main street buildings. This in his 6tud this season, headed by Nelson Jr., Tbe basement of the power house is com­ PIANO FORTE, ORGAN, ment thut one ol the men lost ttG by tLis clos­ whs done ut some expense of trouble and son of tbe great Nelson 2.10; Donald Wilkes; WANTED. Or any Mudcal Instrument ox Musical Wares. H offm an’s pleted ond tho brick work is ready for the ing tuay lie rendered a little more intelligible A few inexperienced stitchers ami sewers will be money, but it’s a very great improvement. Mahomet and Abbott Jr. These four horses main floor. This stock not only embraces oy me explanation that the one man men­ taken lnt<»our shop eaeh week. ONLY STEADY A German sailor 80 will be tde-tsed to see all her old buaiders. 17 them but 10 cts per pound end, Saturday, and five guilous ol whisky at New Home Sewing Machine leave the Beach Iasi Fall, and is invariably the Jos. Wiley's stable, Lincolnville, Wednesdays customers und many new. A fine lot of fancy, new, large Michael Rawley’s At the latter place a secret F l o r e n c e A. S m it h . size PEACHES,Just iu—2 cuns first to lake possession in the Spring. Last and Thursdays, und the owner's stable, Black­ HOME COOKINC. Is deserving of special mention. receptacle was found under the coal-bin, where Entrance 1st North of Co u u ir k -G a z b t t k office. Having returned bum * 1 am preuarod to do all for 76 cents. year she moved down there May 2 and ihe ing ton's Como.*, the remainder of the time. kin-la of home c mkiug, plain and fancy. Wedding the liquors snugly reposed. THESE are BARGAINS year before May 3. Miss Jennie Blackmgton cake and pm,try a Mp-oialty. order* will be promptly attended to. MRS. II E. WILSON, BABY CARRIAGES, There is some liitlo talk of a Fourth of July is at the preent time her guest for a week. OUR LIBRARY. m SQHaaonlodt. celebration in this city. It would be a good BUSINESS LOCALS. Rubber Balls, Base Balls and Bats, C. E. TUTT LE, Many improvements are noticeable at Cres­ thing foi Rockland and enu d bo inaugurated Advorilsements In this column nvK c e n t s a TEAM HORSES FOR SALE. And other seasonable goods just received. cent Botch ibis spring, aud the opening will The Mayor Speaks Out In Meeting— l in k . No insertion leas than twenty-live cunlM. No. 306 Mam St., Spear Block, wiihout great expense. Some of our young Apply to CHAS. T. 8PK ill, lake place Finlay with a bull aud supper, Entertainments Promised. 17 M en S'I— I. LOOK FOR LOW QARCAINS business men should take hold of the matter ihe uddiiion ot a 40 foot piazza on the western All the June fashion lUttgazines at A. J. and ciicuialu a subscription paper. 360 MAIN ST. side ol Ihe bouse is u thing Mr Smith's cus- “ Longfellow’s Dream will be presented June Huston's news stand. LOST. CENTS buys one of tho Stamps iu the Stamp On Tlmrsdry Charles Gup,ill eommenc- d his A pair of gold b-iw. -l *p e»u fin d er System of Deposit. loiuu.S will app eciatv. Ihe wliarl is being 15 lor tbe benefit of the Rockland Free Public will be Hultubly rew arded by reiur- Ing lu 24rh year of employment wiih Kryum A Cobb, Library. I be Shakespeare Society may pos­ Egg cases for sale nt the store of Bicknell 17 17* THIS OFFICE. ALBERT SMITH. exieudud 50 feet into water deep enough io 'Tin* (-lamps are sold in denom inations of 6, 10 marble dealers Elijah Herrick, biioiher ol acc muioil tie light drait steamers, me stable sibly pres- nt • M uch Ado About Nothing'’ for Tea Co., 398 Mam Street. slid 25 cents, and are to be pasted iu hot ks picparwl Tho Sim pson Houso to Lot. th e force there, ban been with the firm fo u r room h t> been increased and everything done the same wo-thy obj ct. “ The Merchant of $7 5.00 to $2 50 00 gJSSMMS for the purpose. Wlieu a leaf is coveru i it amounts years longer. Such recoids as these speak Do you know tint Hills & Flint deliver Ti-e riimp-un lloiirt at Owl'* Ilea l I* rk. with li-r uh Persoi s pr<-(« irt-ti who can inruisli a horse lo , win-n is thou deposited In the bunk and a to accommodate ihe gues’s ol this popular Venice.” as presented by this society, was furrUrtliingrt, and tdu'de, will no lei fur lh« cetsun If and give their whole tlm** to the hui-lness. H pare bank account opened. well for employer nnd employed. resort. They a e n».v ready to furnish the aca now-edged one of the most lythtic events warm Brown Bread every S a t u r d a y uliei- applied fur rtuun llenl place nil I lie Cousl lo *t rve uiuin. i In may he {>r> litahiy . mplo ed al-o A h w it Inculcates Ii Udtrt of saving oil the part of the flnli -linn r*. Graulie w harf wllli deop w ater all vicancl.-rt In towns a d cities. B F JOHNSON y o u n g . A great success wherever adopted. Call A R<«ck and lady on h r way to Boston by tielighilui thudoiuers,nti 1 parties can te ephoue in home ta'ent history, aud it i» to be hoped tiiue« uf tide. Good boating. Pleasant gruuud*. Set I)., 2flih uud wulu 8 t., Richmond, Va. uud gel lull particulars. train got > If at a knownothing stop, thinking without expeusu, so iott aii arrangements the ladies will make “ Much Ado About Noth­ We can give you the bJ8t dinner ot any eat­ OSr Si- am Launch Gracia Belle f--r nalo 1 IV EDWIN Sl’RAGlIE. 3 per cent Interest will be allowed on it was tho refreshment station, where a tiu-.cn will be complete I’he pavilion has been ing.” ing hou»e in Rockland at the lowest price. Rockland, A pril 22. 1892. NOTICE. deposit h. minute wait was made. The train went off chilbtciicd Crescent Beach House. Cornu over. M. il. N a s h , 367 Main street. A« my wife, E la \. deb wartz, has left my bed A G K N T S l Rc i’x l a n d —A F. Crockett Co., and left her in a pasture far from habitation Mayor Butler in a message to the city gov­ TO L E T aud board I *h dt puy no h-lt<* of her coi-tr-tciiug Jus Donahue (J. F. Giant. Hv h h ic a n k — T. W . and home She was near tbe traveled road, ernment last evening warmly espoused the Four Rudiators, 12 Registers, 980 feet Iron One of ilie Slngbl cottage* oil Broadway. Cull utter lids date HENRY U. 8CI1U A It TZ Sul'ivan W a k r h *- W. O Viual. Unio n II. L. for full tier information ai 186 Broad w »y. W aldoboro, Me., A pril 23. 16 lb* Robbins. W a sh in g io n - 1. W. Johnston Apfl k - Go l l a r o u e 's however, and fortunately a farmer wiih a good MOKE WATER. cause of a city appropriation for a free public Drain Pipe tor sale cheap at E. A. 17 W ELL G 81 NG HI. • o s—A. II. Ntwhert. ItocKFouT—>. E ik H. L. torse came thut way in the nick of (Hue, look im ary und urged som e very cogent reasons for GOO Mam St , Rankin Block. 13-23* L A D IE S ! Tu.'pb. rd C ami e n — T. C. Alwick. T u o MamTOV REAL ESTATE - G- urge H. G ardiner. W a l i ouoho—F. A Ixrv- tho ludy in. and landed her ut the fifteen minute The Unlimited Supply of the C. & R. su'd] a progressive step on Ihe part of our city Spring Htyleg ai>* n-*w ready ut the Hat and B<>»» r Her. I e n a n i’s H abuou, Me .- W. E Sheerer. Station m season to take her train W a .ir co. la here. Mayor Butler can always be found A new lot of Crosse & Blackwell’s Olives Bought, xold und leused in all parts of Ihe city; net Bleucbery at tiie old stand, 368 Malu M. We VlN .L H A V hN , M t . - D 11. G iid d e u . just received. Wood tooth picks 6 cents per mouey loaned on good real esiaie a- curdy. shall liavu al> the de»lrable shapes uud uli orders S h o u ts.—Geo. W. Berry and Dr. Estabrook on ihe right side ol everything that is progres­ W A L K E R Jk If ’HE. Biokers, will be prom ptly ait< tided to. are fixing up about their residences, Pleasant Percy M. Blake the engineer ol ibe Camden sive und lor the g neral good. package at E E. S im m o n s ’ Fruit Store. 272 17 341 Mum street. W. B 8ARGENT, Bleacher, Main St. 15 17 Rockland, Muiue. •trcei---- New pgint is adding to the a,true A Rockland Water Co works, wiib a Corps of HOUSE LOT FOR SALE. Rockland Trust Co. A. F. OBOCKETr, l*re»idu'lt; E. A. Uutlkx, VtM tiveuess ot lh«s^fCoeker house, Grange street assistants, has been at work the past week The library raemberrhip is constantly in­ Hituu'ed on Willow stre e t, near Union, lot 70x90 Spear, Muy A Stover have added to their HOTEL ST. KATHERINE. F rcsideut; C- M. K a llo c h , Secretary. 37 -----Tillson Gould has moved into the Chomp makiug a survey irom Mirror Lake to F ah creasing. feel, good d r .'intg<- I rice four hundred do llars; Four good ro o m s w ith b >urd ; aud an y num ber of slock a full line of solid stiver aud plated hair eaa> term* <»f puymeul. son-Burpee house, Lonerock street---- A piazza and H o b* L ik e s , In U pe. about two mi-es Talile Hoarders can tie accommodated lor llie Hum* pins and fillets, also how knot pins of every WALKER & ROHE, Real Kstan Brokers, unr at Hotel ril K dht-rlue, 30b Malu 8t. 13 17 aud other improvements ure under way ut bey tod Mirror Lake, for ibe purpose of gening RICH PROPERTIES. 17 341 Main Street. BICYCLERS TAKE NOTICE. sort. Frank Lamb's residence, L mt ruck street----- these suppltmeuiary reservoirs lu readiness lor Attention is culled to the following Section 6 of MANURE FOR SALE. Chapter 15 of the City Or-Biiano-s connection with .Mirror Lake iu case iheie HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE. A. W. Butler is haviug his premises graded, Knox County People Interested in Sur­ A Few Cord* old Rotted Manure, oultable for No persou rthill pa»s wt Ii a wb- clbarr-iw, hand- Mrs. W. J. Perry will continue millinery Twelve lot*, each 7AxVU b 11, on new street run • sled, band - art or any vehicle, • xcept lufaiil*’ car. Beech street-----The Maple soeet tennis court should oe med ol more wuu-r at any time. inam Rvai Estate. idng fruiu 1*1-a*anl Hire-i lu N« w (Jnun'v R ia l; Ga».leu. Flower Bed- or I awns. Apply lo at her home No. 16 Claremont street. Grdeis 16 O. M. I IB B E IT 8 . rlag-s druwu or propelled by hand, ou auy side­ has been finely gr ide 1, John Dunn doing the Eacii oi the two eddiiioual sources ol supply fifty foul stre e t; gout drainage; ten inlnut m u a lk walk withi-i the city, or sutler (hem to star d there, promptly attended to. Materials iuruished if from pestufflee; price from <100 to <300; will work in fi re shape---- A A Stover is hav in g is about tour times as large as Minor lake. Mrs A I Mather, Harry Mather and L. Q on so as to incommode auy persou or oblige him desired. ___ build Douse - u any of iheae lot- fur oue half duwu, REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE lo luru out of his course io avoid such wheel­ his house, State street, painted in colors----- 1 he company, it will he remembered, has (he Tyler und family leave this week fjr Farirnur- huluiice in eu*y ler" a of puyuw nt. A first eluse refrigerator, ueurlv new, at a bargain barrow , sl> d. band c-tri or olh* r vehicle. right under its chatter to draw irom these lakes. ibo where Mr. Mather has been for some rime, WALKER Si ROSE, Real Ea a e Br--ker*. 16 _____pply to H lI.L8 bt FLIN T. Section 13 provides “a penalty tor each aud every 'Che residence ot Col F C. Knight, Beech Auction Saturday eveoings oi boots, shoes, 17 341 M on - r . el ihe business that calls ibciu there is the devel­ offence of not ters than <3.00 uor rn- re than <5 00." street, is being painted in four colors, drib, rubbers, confectionery, etc , at E. A. Coiia- F O R S A L E 16 A J C R O C K ETT, City Marshal. OUR bCHOLaRS opment • f properties purchased by a company w hile, yellow and red. ami the coinninatlon is more’s. Rankm Block. Honey sweet orauges FOR SA LE. liourtu I u and tl’ i -I for sate ut low figure*, i 16-21* Lim erock R R 'ta-ion. 'The City Mar-hal W'li be ui tii« < 111 - u Suring I bis includes about 1000 sittings,»uw 240 of which ■ market-----Joseph Gr» eAalghS re* Id nee.Park I 169 d ll rein fam ilies, reg alin g in Hi. ward® Tv lei’s disposal. The prope t cs are what is UI- inn chair-, ihe lest »-ll.es a-d chairs, si- ihe (Jso * tiuud Sm ih ai Itau" IJuim ent sir. ei, from v to IU a «n. ev- ry day, in- lu-img 8tri ,‘t, new pal, t ----- U h J . W eb ster ha* nr-.v d a 'o ow>; Raid «ne 151; !♦«, 104; In e known as the Salom m G->n<*es»iam, e tc , which is nearly new, TO L E T . ol any breach oi in-law*, i-i accordance w-ib dec. I r pe p u l l - ) - , e ic , lie. 6. Id i" one 1--1 or iu lots Several desirable teru-meots, well located. into the house corner o|P leas.nt and G -nge 216; l u . 154. five 216; mx 2ol; si veu, 119. ihe puny leaves N * Yoik on the steamer Silverware, Watenes uni Jewelry at Genth But « hap. 3 uf h - Cltv " r d i i o- e* «<. sun A pply'o W. 11. Bi RD or J a ME8 Me F. M.oHAW. R-al Estate Agent, • trtets---- The Gaiety ilclosed (his .wek. About 1 87 feuoiaj to a lamily Vigiluueia of the U. $. A Brazil line. net’s. 16-IU A J. CROCKETT, City Marshal. N'AMARA, Rockland. 14 I 12 40U Malu St., Rockland, Mato*. A TIIE ROCKLAND COUKIKK-GAZKTTE: TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892.

KKW STEAMBOAT SERVICE! WHIP AND SPUR. The Fngonlp Fog. The Best Place to But Cactus Blood Cure. The city of Carson, Nev., experienced TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES. An oflfrr of $6,000 for t he 2-veftr-ohl RlRt-er the other evening the thickest and cold­ -CEMENT— To Vinalhaven and Hurricane Isle of Axtell was recently received by C. W. est pogonip fog “in the memory of the Current Selections from Histo­ SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARILLA. Williams, who refused it. oldest inhabitant." The pogonip fog is The Vinalhaven A Rockland S. B. Co. Purifies the blood by expell It is not expected that. Kitipman, last peculiar to elevated altitudes in the Ne­ ry’s Broad Page. S u ch Have chartered the F**t Steamer, ing the impurities through the year’s Kentucky Derby winner, will be vada Sierras, which is something for us S. G. Prescott & Co.'s seen in a race until about midsummer. to be thankful for. The pogonip ascends Mnj- I. FOREST QUEEN! proper channels and never A suit for eighteen dollars, the value of from the vaEeys, and its chill embrace This month is named for Main, ft goddeft* CONDERSED The Coal Dealers WM. R. CRBRD, Captain, j worshiped by the Homnn*. From time Imme­ causes eruptions upon the skin. a colt, ended at St. Ixutis recently and cost is so much feared by the Indians, who morial the first day has been ft festival of flow, TillBon W harf To run on the ronto until their New Steamer 1* the parties $1,500. The coltdied before the are predisposed to affections of the lungs, Telephone Connection. ai •ompleted On and after April 1ft, and until ers, and of late yenrs the second in Arbor Day. Regulatee the bowels. Cures suit was ended. I May I* mor%» celebrated In poetry than any Partner notice, will make that they change their ramp if apprised dyspepsia, liver and kidney One of the most promising 3-ycar-old by the atmospheric conditions that the 1 other month. Z*YipcQ TWO TRIPS A DAY, trotters in Kentucky is Ely Wheel, a chest­ dreaded fog is approaching. 408 A re a d in--, first emperor of the eastern KNOX COUNTY—In Probate Court, held at Rook, s p il'd ) troubles, tones up the system land on the third Tuesday of April, 1892. Leaving Vinalhaven every day (Sunday* e nut filly by O nw ard.and out of the dam of Odgen, a chemist of the Nevada min­ Roman empire, died in Constantinople; at 7 h. m.,_ and 2 p. m. Returning lei Kocklmid’ and gives you an appetite. M e a t A certain Instrument, purp rtlng to be the ln*t te r V ln,lh»»en. it P Io ». m. tint! 4 30 p. m , touch Nancy Hanks. ing bureau, furnishes this pleasing de- born in S p ain in 383; h is fa th e r. T h eo d o siu s will and testament of btephen Gould, late of in, at Hurricane Inland each trip, bo b way*. Never fails to cure any con­ Racine, the California crack, has run his | the Great, was the last enqieror of the Makes an every-day convenience of an Rockland, In *nid county, deceased, having been People wtahln, to go In Vinalhaven and return leription of the pogonip: “In the White united empire. presented for probate: last race. The wrench the colt got at the aante day will have at leaat 3 hour, at Vlnal. dition produced by impure or Pine mountains, the Toyabi. the Myko J 1528- I’amfilo de Narvaez discovered the Hay old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. O r d e r e d —That notice bo given to *11 persona haven. W. 8. WHITE, Oen'l Manager. Sheepshead Bay last fall helped to perma­ and the Parranngat ranges it is quite of Pensacola and landed with about 300 Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Interested, by publishing a copy of,hl* order in lh« J . EDW IN KROHDC, Agent, Rockland. Conrler.Gssette, printed nt Rockland, in said impoverished blood, or a dis­ nently retire him, and he is now in the common to see the trees, bouses and followers, of whom hut 4 survived the ex­ award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each A. DAVIDSON, Agent, Vinalhaven pedition, the most noted being Alvar Nunex County. three week* successively, that they mny 1 , Rockland, A pril 9, 1892. stud. appear nt a Probate Court to be held In Rockland, Ml , ordered state of stomach, liver everything out in the open gradually be­ Caheza de Vaca. package makes two large pies. Avoid Mnmbrino Russell nnd Jay Bird, loth imitations—and insist on having the In **ld County, on the third Tuesday of Mar or kidneys. Sold by come white without any apparent cause. IM3— Opening of the famous battle of Chancel- next, and show cause, If any they hare, why tho Maine Central Railroad. foaled 1878, are the two youngest grnndsires There is no perceptible fog, but the hot lorsville, Vn. On the same day Grant de­ None Such brand. said Instrument should not be proved, approved of 2:20 trotters. The former is a grandsire feated the Confederates at Port Gibson, and show ed a* the lost will and testam ent of the i>ir from the valleys griulnally ascends MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N. Y. ABKAXHEMENT OK TRAINS. of Happy B. 2 :1 7 ,and the latter is grand- M iss. W. H. KITTREDGE, up the mountain side, nnd becoming 1891—Prince Bismarck, after a period of re- RKUBL ROBINSON, Judge. sire of Mon bars, 2:16*$. 16 18 A ttest :—K dwim S p r a g u e , Register. Rockland, Me. crystallized, the minute crystals attach tirvinent, was elected to the rclehstag. MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1891. Trainer Hyland says a horse’s true color themselves to anything in sight. This will l>e found at his muzzle. The body DAS8KNUKR TRAINS will Isavs Rockland at phenomenon affects human beings in May 2. a .*., and 1.20 p m ., and on Monday* onlv coat of a youngster is liable to change, hut. 1620—Leonardo da Vinci, poet, a t 4.60 A. m . Di ip In H*th *t 10.46 a M. and 8.46 jnst the snine manner, nnd when the fog WHAT TO EAT on the muzzle the color is generally true painter and architect, died; F. M., and Monday* nt 7.07 a . m., oonnooting for NKOIH'N DIM OVEin. the passes by, the frozen particles will ad­ all point* on the Maine Central and Baatern and nnd not likely to vary. b o rn 1462; fa m o u s for is a difficult problem with Great Gcriiuiu-American Itcm- late of Rockland, in said County, deceased, havln W estern Division* of Boatov. It Maine Railroad, eil.v for Heart. Nerve*, Liver, One hundred and twenty-six sons of here to the hair and clothing, producing painting “The luvst Sup­ many people because but arriving in Bowton vin Eastern Division at 4.46 a very grotesque effect.”—Providence per” (of our lx>rd). presented hl* application for allowance out of Lh and 0.30 p . m., and Monday* only at 106 P. M., Kidney*, Blood. Gnarnntee Rywlyk’s Hambletonian hnvesired955trot­ few articles of food agree personal estate of *n1d deceased : contract with every bottle. Pay Jo u rn al. 1740—Eliaa Boudinot born in and via Wo* ern Division at 4.30 p. m , and Mon- . ters with records of 2:30 or better, more Philadelphia: died 1821: O r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, thre only for the good yon receive. with them. The doctor says Week* successlvelv.ln T he C ourler Oaxette, prlnte day* only at 1 06 p. m. than t wice ns many as have been sired by he was W ashington’s com­ Paaaenger Train* leave Bath at 8.40 a . M., and At all Druggist*. Ml.OO per Two Kind* of Italian*. In Rockland, In said County, that all person* Inlet the sons of any oilier horse. missary general of prison­ X60 P. m., and on Saturday* only nt 6.30 p. m. Due bottle, *ix bottle* H5.5O. Ii yon The monument which is to be erected AVOID GREASE ^"ted may attends, a Probnte Court to be held n In Roekland at 10.68 a. M., and 6.20 p. m., and on want to know about SKODA’S REME­ ers, nnd as president of Rockland on the third Tuesday of Mny neil Saturday* only at 8.68 r . M- Monroe Salisbury has liada harness built in New Orleans in memory of the late co n g ress in 1782-3 signed and the result is unpalata­ and show cause, If any they hate, why the praye DIES, send postal for “ H o r n in g for the use of Direct, 2:06, the coming sea­ I»A VINCI. of said petition should no, be granted Fare to Boston only *3.ftO L ig lit .” Chief of Police Hennessey is nearing the treaty of peace. ble food. The reason the PAYSON TUCKER. General Manager. son which weighs but. four pounds, while 1863—Second day of the battle of Chancellors- J*1’1" RKUKL ROBINSON, Judge. com pletion a t the w orks of the H allow ell A tru e copy—A ttest ;— F. B. BOOTHBY, O. P. fe T. A. the new sulky to be pulled by the light ville; Stonewall Jackson struck Hooker’s physician objects to grease W. L. WHITE, Div. 8uj t. » harness champion in 1892will weigh th irty (Me.) Granite company. The monu­ right and broke the lines, hut was mortally is because lard is the article E dw in S pr a g u e, Regi*tei Portland, Nov. 20, 1891. m ent has three bases, the lowest 71a' feet wounded by his own men. eight pounds. 7b the Judge of Probate in and for th< ‘••qnare. On the top base th e nam e 1871—Tornado struck Baton Rouge, La., de­ most used, and every phy­ No one admires Doblo more than Charles County of Knox: “Hennessey” is chiseled in raised let­ stroying many lives ami much property. sician knows that hog BOSTON &BANG0RS-S.00. Marvin. Some time ago a party of gentle­ 1888—John Henry Hobart Brown, bishop of tlic The p.-tltlon of Osgood Blake. Onardlan o men were discussing Doble and Marvin ters. The capital is two feet in height diocese of Pond t’u Lac, Wis., died in that grease in any shape is un­ Lizzie M. Klnke nnd Fran* L. Blake of St. George said, “I would bo willing to trot a match with paneled sides. Surmounting the city: born 1832. in the County of Knox, minors, represents, ,ha SPRING ARRANGEMENT. healthy and indigestible. the said ward* are seized mid posiw used o f c< rt It with Budd Doble nnd let him judge it as capital is a plain granite column thirteen Every one interested in real estate, situate In raid St. George and de-crlbu we went along.” feet in height. A t the foot, of th e col­ M a y 3. a* follow* : Beginning at n slake and stone on th« Four Trips a Week to Boston. pure and healthful food non her ly Hide ot the town road londing to Tfioma, George Hankins says that lie will enter umn is the coat of arms of Louisiana, 1469-Nicolo M a c h i a v e 111, Steiunors will leavo Rnrkland, weather statesman and political hails with joy the new pro­ (Jark's and nearly opposite the dw lling house o permitting, an follow*: some colts lor t lie English Derby of 1894 and above that, is a representation of tile writer, who gave a name to the late W. Blnke; thence westerly by the font find other big events in England and d u c t assigned to ihe widow Blake na dower, certalt For Boston, Monday*, Wednesday* Thursday*, dead chief's badge. From the draped trickery as a science, born rod* to a stake and stones; thence south-westerly and Saturday* at about 6 p. in. France. He believes that it is quite pos­ top of the column are suspended a in Florence; died there 1627. i t pa-sing to the north of the house on said lant For Camden, Bella*t, Searsport Bucksport, Win­ sible for American horses to duplicate the policeman's belt and a club, like those 1742— M anasseh Cutler, princi­ occupied by the suld Grantor, certain rod* fo t terport, Hampden and Bangor, Tuesday*, successes of Iroquois, Parole and Poxhall. pal founder of the Massa­ stake and *tue to leave Rockland going east Wednesday and I Itclicd Intensely custom s at New York Mrs. Hel- rub or scratch — i - . » m u w in e s Queen Victoria’s lofty station is the law officers low Springs, 0., where ho was president of Treatment Failed! Saturday morning at 6. a. m., going west Monday Antioch college. off.uhiiriilng Q M AA MVfl *ei»M illoii that forbids her reading documents or re­ wig came to Chicago, where she opened KNOX COUNTY—In Probate Court held at Rock- and Thursday at 6 p. m. 1864- Battle of Resaca, G h. PAYSO N TUCKER, O en’l Manager. such ns only ■ 1 those ttfilie- ceiving any letters, except from her own a dentist's office. This failing to pay lund on the third Tuesday of April, 1892. F. K. BOOTH BY, G. P. fc T . A. ted as I was may know, tormented me. 1865— General Dick Taylor surrendered the My skin wns no d r y that my e lb o w s , family, until they have been scrutinized by she hung out her shingle as a female Confederate forces in the Mississippi de­ On the foregoing Petlt'on,—O r d e r e d , That E. H. CLARK, Agent, Rockland. notice bu given by pub lahlng a ropy thereof and knee*. hands, etc., w o u ld era the person in charge of the royal corre physician.—Chicago Tribune. p a rtm e n t. o p e n n o b a d ly th a t th ey w ould id of this order three w.eks successively, prior to the freelv. My scalp was so that I c o u ld n o t spondence. 1878— 75 lives were lost by the breaking down third Tuesday of Way next, In the Co u r ie r . M. P. JUDKINS, M. D., c o m b m y h a ir, and had to keep it cll| The Princess of Wales is said to be an Ilrns amt Dncki. of an iron bridge at Jacksonville, Ills. G a z e t t e , a i-ea spa per printed In Kocklmid, that ped close to my he ' Fish stories are good, but they cannot 1885—Irwin McDowell, general, died in San all tarson* interested may attend at a Court of Physician and Surgeon. I h a’ • US( adept at a new kind of needlework. It. is Francisco; horn 1818; he v Probate then to be held at Rockland, and show .SKODA’S lU s a kind of applique work iu delicate colored compare in interest with the hen stones in commanding the Fede c-mse.if any,why the prayer of said petition should Residence andjiftlce, 802 Multi Street not be granted. crape, on a satin background, the crape that were told at the Plowman Farmers' first defeul—at Bull Run, J Formerly occupied by Dr. T. L. Kstabrook OINTMENT. £ { C O L D being formed to represent flowers. The 1618 REUKL ROBINSON, Judge. O f f ic e H ouks:.10 to 12 a. m.; 1 to.3 and 7 to 9 p.m. a m I meeting in John Hancock building. A ttest: E dwin S P a* n .iK| Register. < I M y s k ill l - s o f f I work is a revival of an old French art of James Rankin, of South Easton, the es­ M a y ft. Instead of t o r m e n t I h ave s w e e t N ice the needle. 482—Justinian, famous Byzan­ at niglil, a n d a good head of liulr. sayist, described a pail-of healthy chick­ STATE OF MAINE. ERANK < . MoRAN. tine emperor, horn near ELECTRIC SPARKS. ens hatched from a double yolked eggs Sardica (now Sophia, l^il- K nox hh. Court ok I nhoi.ven ct. A. M. AUSTIN, which were joined at the wings by a g a ria ), d ie d 566; in h is reig n I ii ihe case of Frank K. Gardner of St. George, Guarantee with Every 6 Buttles. Insolvent Debtor. Farming by electricity, or rather with fleshy integument. They had to lie sep­ the famous Civil Code was Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, completed aud two mis­ To the Honorable Beuel Robinson, Judge of tho the aid of th e electric current, seems to bid arated, because one of them developed 4 4 1 M AIN ST. ROCKLADD ME SKODA’S OINTMENT, the Great Ger sionaries smuggled silk Court of Insolvency In and for said County : man Skin Curcand Fitte-i ( o-metic. made fair to be generally adopted. a tendency to turn somersaults, which Berpectfully R e pr e s e n t s Frank K. Gardner, in 3 ounce tubes. Price, 50 ets. Try a lube. worms from Chiuu in hol­ proved a source of annoyance and dan­ low can es. •be I.Milvei I I>« b'or, that bis family cmslstH of j r . C. HILL, Yl. It is proposed to unite all of the islands hlm-elf, four chlldien, and »Is wife, all of whom SKODA DISCOVERY CO,, BELFAST, ME. of Japan by a system of submarine tele­ ger to his less acrobatically inclined 1812—The British captured Os- a e l- p -u fom on linn for support; that the asset graph cables, at an estimated cost of $2, mate. He also told of a lloek of ducks w egt». N . V. j usti x I a N. hi Ini glug ,o his e-m te will probably am ount to tho Physician and Surgeon. NKOD.VS OINTMENT, the 900,000. 1817-George Washington Julian, statesman sum m one hundred dollars. Wherefore ho pruj* Great German Skin Cure, and that wonld never enter the water unless and ‘‘original abolitionist,’’ born near Cen­ Ihu, such sum may be allowed io him, out of Ills 9ST Special Attention to Dlneatee of the Throat fiiiCMt C 'oH inetic m a d e . R e m o v a l There is probably $800,000,000 invested in accompanied by a young lady attendant, terville, lnd. said e-taie, for the necessary support of himself a n d C httt. Blackhead*, Pimple**, etc., a* 1821 — Napoleon Bonaparte, ex-emperor of the an i hD family, aw to your Honor shall appear Just OFFICE HOUKS—V to 11 a. m .; 2 to 5, and 7 to 10 electrical work in this country. This im- and at a certain hour every day they ami proper. if by iniigic. 3 ot. tubes In elegant mense industry is, in addition, extending French, died on the island of St. Helena. FRANK K. QAKDNEK, Insolvent Debtor, p. m. Night calls responded to from the office would come to the house anil quack for 1859—Charles Robert Leslie, English artist. cartons 3 0 ct* . into new fields every day. ,S. 8. Il'iil.rtlehl. By R K U l &if.r, hl* A ttorney. Telephone Connection. her to come out aud go with them to died in London: horn there 1791. S. S. Wakefield, <>i Jay, Muiiie, makes the Office 341 Main S t., W illoughby Block. The days of electric motors of great the water's edge.—Boston Transcript. 1862—Cavalry battle at Lebanon, Tenu. folloiviug remarkable Mateineat ” Last Sep- Co u rt o r I n so lv en c y . 1864—Cavalry battle at W all Bridge, Va. power and capacity are evidently at, baud. teinlier I received a partial suiintroke, attend Notice on the petirion ordered to be given by Among tiie signs is the announcement that Vermont Ueer ltelnrn tu New Vork. 1875—Heinrich George August Ewahl, philolo­ ed by (lie usual dizziness and vomiting. puh’louiion two times in the Courier Gazette, a gist, hisloriuu and Biblical critic, died, Could not walk without support, and even (lien the Thomson-Houston company is building The attempt to stock the Green moun­ m wrpn er published at Roekland, in said County, F . B. A D A M S M .D ., a g e d 72. witli great pain. In October a painful bunch (». e c u we. k for iw.i huc.esslve weeks, und hear­ at its shops in Ejun a locomotive which is tains with deer will doubtless prove a 1879— Isaac Butt, leading Irish patriot aud ' discharged freely. Could put my lingers into ing on same to he had at a Court of Insolvency lo designed to develop 500 horse power. m e m b e r o f p a rlia m e n t, d ied a t D ub Lin, he hcl.i ai the Probate Court Komn in Rockland PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. complete failure. A number of vents tiie ulcers to (lie depth of one inch. Fleshy ag ed 64. « iihm am) tor said Couniy on Tuesday, the seven- A cting AHHhvtimt Surgeon Tor the Port Tiie Rochester (N. Y.) electric circuits ago some of the animals were brought part of my leg was honevcoinlied. Twentv teenih day of May, A . i>. 1K92, at two o ’clock In of Koekluiiil. have been extended to run sewing ma­ 1891 —Great Polish festival and celebration of ulcers appeared on either -ide of leg -ome as lh afternoon. from New York and turned loose upon (he anniveisury of the Polish constitution. big as -fiver half dollars. Everything imii OFPICK HOUKS: HpoRnrd Block. 1 chines in Imuses on the outskirts of tiie >6 '7 REUKL ROBINSON, Judge. the mountain slopes in the thinly inhab­ The New Orleans grand jury refused to rated a //owe .S’orc. Was treated in a Maine A true copy—A tte s t:—E d w in h fh a g u e. R egister. to 4, 7 to 9 1*. >1. Custom House, IO to city, aud there are. it is said, hundreds of indict men who hud lynelied Italian citi­ Hospital without relief. At tiiis time amputa­ 118 A . M . ited sections of the state. That they people wlm are doing t heir work for the zens: gravo complications resulted. tion looked probttble. Leg was much swollen. Night call* promptly attended to from Spoflbrd A Guaranteed (Jure for| Pile* of whatever kind have bred and increased it is quite natu­ Hud to keep it bandaged, a- the secretions Block Office. large clothing firms iu tlicse parts of the which oozed out caused new sores. I have orldegree— External, Internal, Blind or Bleeding city. ral to suppose, but the reason that they M a y G. To the Judge of Probate in and fo r the W Telephone connection. M Itching, Chronic, Recent, or Hereditary. This taken a little mole than two hottie-of K ing’s Remedy has po*ltiv, ly never been known to fail are not now any more numerous than 1706 Leojadd I, emperor of Germany and Aus­ Sarsaparilla. The ulcers are healed. My County of Knox. It it said that a line metallic wire tria and titular king of Hungary, died in leg is strong; mv appetite is good; aud bodily $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $6.00; sent by mall pre stretched between two supports and tra­ they were five years ago can bo attrib­ 'I'h Petition nt (!. E. Meservey, Administrator DR. 0. L.BARTLETT, paid on receipt of price. A written Gunrz,itee Vienna: horn 1640; his reign was one of al­ health is thorouglih Improved. I know I owe « II Ihe .slate of Jam. a Moorie , late ol Roekland, positively given to ouch purchaser of 6 boxes, when versed by an electric current will begin to uted to tiie fact that in the winter they most continuous war ugainst the French my recovery entirely to K ing's Sai siipiici 1 Iu, in il.e County of Ki'« x, (hcerue.l, tes ate, respect- purchased at one time, to refund the $5 00 paid vibrate with increasing amplitude until a cross Lake Champlain on the ice into and the Turks. The Monarch ot Health! f U\ repr. s.-iiis. 'Inn th. personal estate of said If not cured. Guarantee Issued hv W. I. (OAK 1708 -Francis Xavier De Lavallu Montmorenci, d> ceased s not suillc ei.t Io , n\ Ihe Just debts und Physician & Surgeon, maximum is reached, which is maintained the Adirondack wilderness, never to re­ d. m .lid* a uiii-l said (stall by li e sum ol one LEY, Rockland, Maine. Sample* Free. first Catholic bishop of Canada, died at ; am i will gladlv recom m end it to all w ho suffer an Middle Ktreel. so long as the current remains constant turn.—Vermont Cor. Albany Journal. in a like way/' hu dred and .fty <| .liars; that s 1.1 d. <•• used died Quebec; horn in Fram e. 1023. s- z. d lid possess, d of certain real estate situate OrriCK H ouks from 11 to 12a. in.; 1 to 4, and and tiie surrounding air undisturbed; 180.3 Battle of Tupelo, Miss. ill Koekland. iu sa d County ami described i s fol- 7 to 9 p. m. Telephone Connection. when the wire is inclosed in a tube the vi­ Tin) Pr.-a.Ii.-i'H Celluloid l ull. Took Fire. 1804—The battle of the W ilderness, Virginia, in 1 l<> s z. certain lot of laud with the I uildlngs brations are more regular. The Rev. Boles, the pastor who has progress: General James ti. Wadsworth j ih-coil standing, siua ed oil Ihe sou h side of W. V. HANSCOM, M. Ifo Health is W ealth I been holding revival services at Man­ mortally wouuded: died on the 8th; horn Grace street, in said Kocklmid, belt g No. 66 ou 1807. said street 3‘hat a pari of said r« al estate cannot WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. ning, la., has met with a serious acci­ he-old u i.houi injiirx to ihe r. inulnder; und iho Physician and Surgeon, 1888 - Laurens Perseus Hitchcock, ex-president ! Juy, Maine, snhl tdininistruL r r. qu> *l» th at he may hu ern dent. A furnace used ill the church fur of Union university, died iu Amherst, 341 MAIN ST., K(ICKLANl). ME. power, d, arreeahly to law, io si II und convey all Though Wales is deteriorating, aud even heating water for baptisms suddenly ex­ Mass.; horn 1799. •Statr of fflaiiit. lie n. ve described real IS'uie, I. geiher uilh tho afS/ttrial uUMtion <« M m m m 0 / (A. the language is dying out, there is a col­ ploded, and the Rev. Boles carried it 1891—Seizure of the Chilian insurgent steamer | F ehruarv 17, A .I)., 1892. reversion of the w idow’s dow er tl er. iii, pursuuut nnd tar. ony of 50,000 Welshmen iu London. Itata by a United States deputy marshal on . CUMHKlti.AND, ««..• Subscribed am i sw orn to to ihe pr \ is ons of law, ut pubdc auction or out. He had the misfortune to he wear­ before me, privule sale. O m ci Huuu:—11 ki 13 a-Im.; ILotp.io; Iu suspicion of violating the neutrality laws; in almost every school of tiie mikado's ing celluloid cuffs, which also took lire, the vessel escaped and set the marshal C K. MKHVBVKY, A dm inistrator. M f. m. 0 empire it is the custom one day iu the au­ and in an instant his clothes were on ashore, giving rise to complications. KNOX COUNTY-In P.obme Court, held at tumn to take the pupils out rabbit hunt­ tire. Both of his arms were burned and Ki ckl.iuit, on ihu third'I'uesilW^k.f April, 1892. ing- M a y 7. ( til the petition aforesaid, (•RDEHED, T hat notice DR. A. WOODSIDE, Du. E. C. W e st’s N ek v e a n d Bu ain T hkat charred in a frightful manner, aud the 973- Otho the Great, emperor be given In publish.i.g a c<>p> of said petition with s e n t , a guaranteed specific for H ysteria, Dlxxl If geologists be correct , New Zealand is attending physicians say his injuries are slice of the Peace. P k t f S IC iy i V\fiD S lJftfE O fi, ness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head of Germany, died at Slem- iIns order ih n on, three weeks success,vidy, prior u fragment of a continent which sank be to ih.- third T uesdfv of May next, in il»e ache, Nervous Prostration caused by the u»e of fatal.—Cor. Indianapolis Journal. iehen, T h u rin g ia ; h o rn 912; King’a Sarsaparilla I k beyond flouht pcatli the waters as the New World rose. ('o l’RH R G a z e t t e , a newspaper printed in Rock- RESIDENCE AMD OYglCM alcoh I or tobacco, Wukefulness, Mental Depre* h is reig n o f 38 y e a rs w as the undisputed sion, Softening of the Bruin resultii g in in»ault) It is a relic of a bygone age. *ai d, iloii all persons Interested in iy at lend ui a A very pleasant sight was witnessed passed in bloody and de­ ( uri of Probate then to be held Iii Kocklund, und 49 MIDDLE STREET, and leading to miaery, decay and death, Premature structive wars. Old Age, Barrenness, Loas of Power Iu either sex. Tiie island on which is built the Eddy on the Brooklyn water front a few days show cause If any, why Ihe prayer of said petition H o u rs : 8 to 9 a. m. 1 to 2 and 7 to 9 p. iu. 177i— W i 11 i a m Baiuhridge, KING OF BLOOD PURIFIERS! should mil be grunted. Involuntary Losses aud Bpermuiorrbuiu caused by stone light house is supposed to be the ago, and one that is of too rare occur­ For aalc by *11 U ra fsh ta, I’rlrc 76 erat*. R o c k la n d , - - M a in e . over exertion of the brain, self abuse or over smallest inhabited island in tiie world. At American uavul hero, born Id H BEV EL K< BINSHN Judge, indulgence. Each box contains one month’s treat rence nowadays; it was the docking of iu P rin c e to n . N . J .; die\ C<»UN3’Y —Io Prubute Court,held at Rook, |WK GUARANTEE HIX land, ou tiie third Tuesda) ot April 1892 To cure any case. With each order reeeJved by u» The smallest newspaper iu the world A colored man at High Point, N. C., diplomatic relations estab­ UA1KUHIDGK. ' Fire and Life Insurance. for six hoxes, accompanied with $6 00, we uill lish ed . E jab M Davis, Admiiiisiraior ou the ■ slate of » m e n D-.vis, late of K r|. mt-hip, in said County, W Losses ad) uh ted at this office, -O send the purchaser our written guurunt« e to refund Is El Telegram, published in Guadula fell from un electric light polo to the 1882 Battle of W est Point (Ellham ’s IjUudJug). Cochran, Baker & Cross, the money If the 'reutmeut does not utfeci a cure. jara, Mexico, which is four inches square. <1 i- s. il, having preseiilpo Ins Ibsi a. c u n t of ud- Union Block. 278 Rockland. Me pavement, a distanceof twenty-live feet, Va. • li.lsir-iDon of sadesraieforullowui.ee : Guaran'eea issued only by W. J. ('OAKLEY. The largest newspaper ever printed was Fire, Marina, Lila and Accidant the other day aud is reported to have es­ 1864 Geix-ral G rant uhuinloned his lines In the ORDERED I but nolle, thereof he given, thrett Druggist, bole Agent, Rockland, Me. The illuminated Quadruple Constellation, Wilderness aud moved by fiank toward , caped without even a bruise. A.eks sum cssively, in |h e Courier Gazelle, printed WANTED. © 5 0 0 I t o w a r d ! published in New York in 1858. which was tipoltsylvania Court House, having lost ' >n Bock land, in said County, that ull persons luier- 2.246 k ille d , 12,037 wouudexl a u d 3,383p riso n - I INSURANCE -:- AGENCY s ed i. ay uilim i ul a fc’i abate t 'ourl to be held ut Two or three Reliable Agents wanted, ladles or W E , eight feet long by six feet wide. Liver Uomplah The output of petroleum iu this coun­ ers; total, 17,668 iu the tw odaysof lighting. If. iklmd. on the thlr.i Tuesduy of M y nezt, fsutiemeu, to solicit orders for high clu»* hooks. Tiie cast-le of Heidelberg is the largest in CAPITAL KKFKESKNTKIJ OVKL .. .1 -l. -w cause, I' any Ih.-y have, why the suld uc- $8 a day guarautoed to good agents. Addresser gaslion, tf< UHlipatlou" or Costiven try last year surpassed all previous rec­ 1875 The btearner Schiller wrecked off cure with Wiat’s Vegetable Liver Pills, when llu Germany. It stands 330 feet ubove the the Seilly islands und 311 lives lost. couni should uot be ulloavi d. call upon TUB MAINE HOME JOURNAL, 8v2 ords, and amounted to 5U.150.U0U barrels. is lh BE / H K iiB IN H dN , fudge directions are strictly complied with. They ar< 1888—Thomas Eggleston died near Griffiths- i Main tit., Rockl-nd. Ma. Neckar river, and was occupied us u cast 1c NINETY MILLION DOLLAKh \ 11 u.-copy,—A tte st:- IEdw in ^ p r a g ie , R gister. purely Vegetable, am] never fall to give satisfae as early as 1291 A. D. In a cellar iu one’ ville, YV. Va.. aged 111 years; he smoked tlou. Sugar coa'ed. Large boxes, conininint Russia is soon to construct an electric “Jecms river” tobacco every day for 80 ' 80 Pills, 26 cents Be a are of counter feita and Imii • corner of the mins is tiie famous “tun,” Children Cry for lions- The genuine manufactured only by 'I’l l » or inousier « ask, apable of holding 49.000 railway between St. Petersb’irg anil ytars. Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Oflio C bffd'en Cry for JIUCAGO, i l l Archangel, a distance of bUU miles. 1890 -James Nasmyth, iuveutor of the steam Pitcher’s Castorla. i Non- Tiiis u «« lor the storage of wine. tr ip h a m m e r, d ie d iu L oudon, aged 92. I 406 MAIN STREET, ROUKLANL Pitcher’s Qautorla. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY,WAY

VINALHAVEN’S LOCAL EVENTS, i burial ok edw ard carlin. Hawthorne, who conducts his renders to the Pacific slope and the borders o t the desert. It NEIGHBORING ISLES OF THl MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN It a cnrloo- medley of the modern and the The tender manifestations of esteem antique, of the weird and the practical, of civi­ !0VKR & (X)., Covered with ScnleR. Awful Spectacle. A Batch of Readable Notes from the Home Our Regular Letters from Pulpit Harbor, which characterized the last sad rites in lised manners, wild edventures, Artec hidden Cured In Five Weeks by the of Granite. treasures, and legenda or superstitions of long Matinicus and Sunset. Cutleura Remedies. the funeral nnd burial of the late Edward ago. CONTRACTORS, a • ....Dealer* In all tn^H^°L.,. Gossipy Bits of News Regarding Rest Carlin were indeed fitting tributes to The News of the Week at Pulpit A hnntthelstof April last! noticed some red pim­ Ahead as nsnal In point ot time and merit ple* IIko coming out nil over my body, but thought dents and Visitors —Occurrences Triv­ an upright lile. Deceased bad been in Hatbor—Some Late Horse News— Lumber, Doors, Glazed \Xindows nothing of it until Rome tim e Inter on, when It begun comes Peterson for May. There is no denying ial and Important but None the Less Joliet but five short months, and the the feet that this favorite of many years Is Matters at Sunset—Matinicus and the to look like snot* of mortnr spotted on, nnd which of Great Interest Opening of the Seaton’s Fishing, BLINDS, GUTTERS, ' s ennie off In layer* necompnnled with Itching. I fragrant profusion of floral offerings fully the equal of the periodicals double its would Rcrntch every night until I wan raw, then tho price In Its literary and artisitc excellence and MOtTLDINOS, URICH, HAND AND HAIR. next night the RenleRbelng formed upon his bier were sweet Incense upon general make up. The illustrations Ibis monfh P u lzit H ahiior, April 27, ISM. meanwhile w ere Rcrntcned off Stephen Mills has started a milk route. are unusually fine. Terms. #2 a year. SI for 451 Main 8t., : Rocgland, Maine, again. In vain did 1 consult nil tho nltnr of true manhood. Among six months. Address Peterson’s Magazine, Benj. Carver is Ilonin front Boston tho doctors in tho county, but them was a hroki n wheel nnd an anchor Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa w ithout nid. A fter givingup nil C. C CaBtner is painting his house Some of our fnrmeis are shipping hopea of recovery, I happened to nnd a lovely pillow inscribed “At Rest" n advertinetm ntin tno uewa. II. A. Arey is adding an ell to his A new volume of The Cenlurv will begin in potatoes to Boston. . r about your CuTlctitA house, 23 x 15 feet. from tho employes witli whom he worked * / RMBDtla, nnd purchased them May wllb a number of unusual interest. Three Pigs are quite plenty in this vicinity from my druggist, nnd obtained Tho sad details of his death have been important serial features will be commenced in •Jefferson Tolinan last week raised the and sell at *3 each. almost immediate relief. I began recorded in these columns. He was an this number, namely—Sennr Casielar’s “ Life of to notice that tho Rcnlv eruptions roof of his bouse four feet. ChrlstophcrColumbus"; “TheCbosen Valley,' \ gradually dropped off nnd disap­ employe of the Ashley Wtro Fence Co , a novel of western life by Mary Hallock Foote; Rev. Mr. Black will supply the pulpit peared one by one, until I h id M Calilerwoodt is fixing around his een fully cured. I had tho din* and was engaged in running two wire »nd the series of articles describing the archi­ of the Baptist Church. eane thirteen months before I began taking tho premises, and will have his houso tectural features of lbe World’s Fair which a ItRMBDiRS, nnd In four or five week* wan entirely fence machines until he could get em­ well-known architect is to contribute. Misses Ada nnd Sadie Webster have cured. My dinenae wns eczema nnd psoriasis. I painted. ployment at his trade as a granite cut­ returned home from Ipswich. Mass know of n great many who have taken the ltRstr- It 8houi.d Bx in Etibt IJousx. niRR, nnd tlinnk me for the knowledge of them, e*. Lane & Libby received a cargo of peelally mothers who hnve babes with scaly erup- ter Through no fault of his own the J B Wilson, 871 Clay 8 t, Sharpsburg, Pa, Capt. Pbilbrook has taken packet Lovers? lions on their headn and bodies. I cannot •spror-s wood last week per sch. Lycenia, Capt lock pin of some other machine flew out says he will not be without Dr King’s New Mayflower to Camden for repairs my thanks to you. My body was covered with scales, and I wnn an awful spectacle to behold. Hopkins. nnd struck him, knocking him under Discovery for Consumption, coughs and oolds, Now my skin Is as clear as a baby's, that it cured his wife who was threatened Ixtbster catchers have their traps SYES.SLOVERl GKO. COTEY, Merrill, Wl*. Geo P. Ginn’s hustler is nearly ready another machine, causing his death . with Pneumonia after an attack of "La down. They report fish scarce. They Of a good Cigar make a mil for launching Onr dyers will have to Thus ends the life of a noble young Grippe,” when various other remedies and get 8 cents eaoh. look out for George. man in the morning of his manhood. several physicians had done her no good. take if they do not investigate Cutleura Resolvent Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa , claima Dr. Planting is going on quite briskly. Born in Vinalhaven, Maine, lie was The new Blood nnd Hkln Purifier and greatest of Several of our young and old men King's New Discovery has done him more Some have their potatoes all in. There the Humor Remedies, Internally (to cleanse the blood carefully raised by good parents. His of all impurities, nnd thus remove tho cnuHc),and have removed their facial adornments. good than ntiything he ever used for Lung will be the usual amount planted here CUTICURA, tho great Skin C ure, and CtrriCUItA Evidently toe much windy weather. father preceded him to the grave. He Trouble. Nothing like it. Try il. Free So a p, nn exquisite skin Heautlflcr, externally (to Trial bottles al W. II. Kittredge’s Drug Store. this year. clear the akin atid scalp nnd restoro the hair), cure oft two brothers in the east and came to Large bottles, 60c. nnd 91. “General Sherman,” every apeeicrt of agonizing, itching, burning, scaly, The church circle is preparing an There are six sloop boats at our bar- , ^ T r.4/4 ( | ( j AK and pimply disease* of the akin, scnlp, nnd blood.’ Joliet last December to join his two entertainment lo consist of the operetta bor, and when their captains nil get brothers in the west, and to live with Electric B rrm s . A clear Havana Cigar of the “Gipsy’s Festival" and singing by some together, there is some pretty sharp Pohl everywhere. Price, Cuttcura, fiftc.; Soap, his mother and sister Mrs. E. Dockhntn This remedy is becoming so well known and z ? BOSTON finest quality. 25c.; ItRsoi.vKNT, $1.00. Prepared by tho roTTEh of our vocalists, so popular as to need no specinl mention. All shooting nbout their Bailing qualities. DlltJU AM, CHEMICAL CORPOILATION, B oston. on Linden avenue and was living there 4fd*Seiid for" Howto Curo Skin Diseases," 64 Capt E. W. Arey left Wednesday to who have used Electric Bitters sing the same H O L D Z E 1 Y pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testim onials. at the time of his death. He was 25 song of praise.—A purer medicine does not A Bristol scow broke one of her masts join Itis vessel in New Y ork. W ill exist nnd it is guaranteed to do all that in A. J. HUSTON DIM PLES, black-heads, red, rough,chapped, nnd years old and was a general favorite. here a short, time ago, and had to lay Donne and Capt Edwin Clay tor went claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all dis­ I ' III oily skin cured by C uticuka S oap. Ilis remains were laid to rest in by until a new one was made. W. K C H E W o n t h e s e fa c ts, J. II. WIGGIN with him. Doane will be cook on the eases of the Liver and kidneys, will remove th e n t r y Mount Olivet cemetery. The bereft pimpios, boils, salt rheum, nnd other affec­ Sampson furnished the stick and W. A W. F. NORCROSS?& CO. I GAN T BREATHE. Deering and Claytor, second mate. Chest Pains, Soreness, Weakners, nntily have the sincere sympathy of a tions caused by impure blood.— Will drive Dyer made the mast. C. A. HA8KELL TTacking Cough, A sthm a, P lvirisy, Fishing arrivals the mist week were: Malaria from the system and prevent as well and Inflammation relb ved if one large circle of friends in their great as cure all Malaria fevers.— For cure of James Beverage has a horse that has W. J. COAKLEY _____ nlnnto by the< nt lenr-i t"fi lAO Soh. Margaret Leonard with 25,000 Piaster. Nothing like it for \V” i affliction. They desire a public expres­ Headnche, • Constipation nnd Indigestion try so weakened tbnt be can scarcely get pounds to Lino & Libby. Walter Tol­ sion of their gratitude to their friends Electric Bitters.—Entire satisfaction guaran­ on his feet. He is a young horse and man brought in about 3000 pounds and teed, or money refunded.—Price 50 ots. and who, through many nets of kindness, per bottle at W. II. Kittredge’s Drug wns a valuable one. Mr. Beverage is other small boats several thousand nided and sustained them in their be­ Store. now driving a fine looking mare which pounds. reavement.—Joliet, III., Daily. he bought of Win. Oberton of Rockland. Five cents per day from each of tho F ch O veb F if t t Y ea bb. WHY EGGS SPOIL Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has Iwon Cyrus Carver arrived the 23d with a “ WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. store keepers, and others on Main used for over a fty years b) millions of mothers large and fat pair ot oxen. He has street from the Company barn to Car­ Whenever n fertilized eeg is raised , for their . children while . teething, -■ with . ■perfect ...... -„i.,.... ,.r no I success. It soothes the child, soltens the gums, lately sold a pair to Albert Ingraham of ver's Block, would pay for sprinkling to a tem p rature of 92 degrees the a ||ays a|| pain cur()S wlntj co|ic,and is the beat Roekland. There is<-7 times BEECHAM’Si hatching process begins, and when the that thoroughfare twice a day during remedy lor diarrhoea. Il will relieve the poor as much STAR PLUG Tobacco temperature tails much below this point little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggist* H. T. Carver is working his colt PILLS the summer months. Think it over in every part ot the world. Tweniy-tivc centi chewed as there is of any other brand made. constitutes the process ceases. These conditions alongside of bis mare. They make a family ^niedi-J g e n tle m e n ! are found in the warm days and cool a bottle. "Be sure nnd ask for Mrs. Winslow’t We manufacture more tobacco than any soothing Syrup,” and Like no olber kind. good looking team, as they are well The selectmen are having the ledge nights of summer During the long other Factory in the world, which enables ZHrfc H e a d ­ matched, black with a stripe in the us to give tobacco consumers m ore for a ch e, Wen Jr J which laps out in the main road near hot day Lite hntehing process is at work; S to m a c h , during the eool night it ceases. After B ucklen's A rnica Salve. face. their money than any one else. IjOM o f A p ­ Booth Bros' quarry removed. Mr. three or four alterations of this kind the The Best Salve in the world for Cat*. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.. St. Lout*. Mo. p e tite , Wi»w/J| Jesse Brown has relumed from Port­ A. R. Mitchell & Co.. N. E. Agents. and Pain in McNaughton & Co. are doing the work, embryo ehick dies and the rotting pre­ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever theStomach.. and will fill in us fast as the ledge is re­ cess begins. Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains land where be has been attending COBB, WIGHT & CO. ItOCKLAXI) _ Giddiness. Now, it is evident that if the eggs Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively school. Alvin Boynton has also re / PaUncss’SicellinfJ after m e als, D inin ess. b moved, and will probably make the cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ OroirsincjM, Odd Chills, Pliuhinys of£ were not fertilized the batching would turned from the same school nnd is now it'-at. Shortness of Breath, Costiven ess, ft road at this point much better than it not begin, neither would tho rotting anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or moaey Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep,* was before. refunded. Prioe 26 cents per ’usx. For sale in the employ of C. S. Staples. and ail nervous and trembling sensa-7 and lienee there would be an absence of by W. H. Kittredge. Biliousness. tions are relieved by using these Pills* rotten eggs. The remedy, therefore, is Charles F. Brown has just finished a Rev. C. S. Cummings delivered his Symptoms. — Bilious attacks arc accom« Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating ? lo prevent fertilization of the eggs, sloop boat for Emery Buckminster of Of all dmirgists Pries S3 cents a box. G leoture “From the Cradle to the Grave" A H usband’s Mista k e. punied by constipation, J of appetite, Now York Depot. 3f.s Canal St. £ and this can be secured by the destruct Ooeanville, Deer Isle. She is a beauty. colic, vomiting of bile, and diarrlxea. at the church on Tuesday evening. Star ion of the rooster. Every rooster not Husbands to often permit wives, and parents tbeir children, to suiter, tits, nervousness, wbe» Mr. Brown will set up another lurger The bilious condiiioH is too of Uopel.odge, I. O.O. F., attended in a intended especially for breeding should by lbe use of Dr. Miles’ Restorative Navine body. The church was packed with an be killed or sold to the huckster as such serious results could easily he prevented. boat of about the same model for John often neglected until it has soon as big enough to eat. Not over Druggists every where say It gives universal Gross of Oceanville. led to bilious fever, or some The days of (he old (or new) Decoc­ audience which was interested from one rooster should lie kept on any farm, satisfaction, und has an immeuse sale. Wood- other serious complaint. It is S. G- Prescott & Co tions called SiirKapnrillaM are past. The beginning to end of the lecture. A male worth & Co., of Fort Wayne, lnd.; Snow & □are In stock all *1ie*)of free burning and that one cooped and mated with Co., of Syracuse, N Y .; J. C. Wolf, Hillsdale, easy to keep the liver and milkers have to resort to any and.every MATINICUS. quartet furnished excellent music. not more than ten hens, nnd the eggs Mich, t and hundreds of others say "It Is tb« biliary organs in thorough means to sell their goods; Some cry from those hens should be kept or sold Henry Young is here. The Trustees of the Public Library greatest seller they ever knew." It contains no working order by using Na­ “ More Doses,” Some “ Cheapest,” Some expressly for hatching. The other hens opiaies Trial bottles and line book un Nervons COAL have decided to have prepared a cata­ Diseaaes, froeaiW. H. Kittredge. Lincoln H. Young is visiting relatives ture’s own remedy. It regulates “ Peculiar,” and so on nd infinitum. should be kept especially (or eggs for Of thio (Best Q unllty, logue of the books in the library. The re market or tahle use. and no rooster in Rockland and elsewhere. B ut DANA’S SA KSAI’A lilL I.A alone is H eig h t o f C ruelty . are a great many of our people who are should ever be allowed among them. Capt. l’reston Ames’ and Capt. Wes­ LEHIGH COAL, made from a CDNi'ENTK VIED EX- On the ordinary farms about one-tenth Nervous women seldom receive the sympathy Goirget Creek Cumberland Coat, not aware of what a fine collection of they deserve. While often the pictures of ton Ames’ new 9loops have arrived. TRACT — It’s “TIIE KIND THAT of the fowls ate roosters, which is about books the library contains, and a cata­ health, they are constantly ailing. To with­ CHARCOAL. CURES.” nine times as tuany as there can be any hold sympathy trout these unfortunates is the Thomas Simpson, from Portland, waB Others imitate our mode ol advertis­ logue will no doubt increase the circula­ possible use for. height of cruelly. They have a weak heart, the guest of Capt. W.B. Young recently. Unfertilized eggs are mitch sweeter nnd causing shortness of breath, fluttering, pain in ing, but they ciin’t imitate our CURES tion materially. With the additions for Capt. and Mrs. Henry Pbilbrook of better for table u-e and will keep from side, weak and hungry spells, and finally swell* WOOD! this year there will be some 1,600 books, ing of ankles, oppre-sion, choking slumbering O(E* A L L XX(X3Sri=»». — they lire marvellous. two to four timis as long as fertilized this place passed a few days in Roekland and to arrange these properly for a and dropsy. Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure is If you net swindled by something ones- Hens not kept with roosters will just the thing tor them For their nervousness, last week. •’Uheuper,” or with “ more doses,” or catalogue will require some time and headache, weakness etc.,his Restorative Nervine ^kron Sewer and train Pipe, lay longer and set less Ilian others. Richard Young of Keene, a former with “ Peculiar ” it’s your own fault. considerable labor, but it will be done It is safe to say that in the United Stales is uneqiialed. Fine treatise on "Heart and GltOUKB TILE Nervous Diseases" and marvelous testimonials resident of this place, is with relatives You know DAN ( ’S IS lit ST. as soon ns possible. alone there are 2(1,000,000 roosters and free. Sold and guaranteed by W. H. KR-. nor I'lxlerdrulnlng Purpose* All order* that 19,000,000 id them are a positive here for the season. ' Pute Blood, Perfect Health." luimp ly Ailed. Telephone conatjotioo. Kotuem- tredge. pmber the place, GEORGES RIVER. and expensive nuisance, except for the Miss Nellie Ames arid Miss Adella and stimulates file liver and table at the right lime. Ii these roosters Miles’ N erv e & L iv e r P ills. Pbilbrook of this place are visiting rela­ bowels, purifies the blood, and S. G. PRESCOTT & CO., The farmers are busy planting their were killed and llieir places supplied Acton a new principle—regulating the llvei, keeps the system in a perfectly tives and friends at Vinalhaven and TILLHON'S WHAIIP, Koekland. Maine. seed. wsih hens, anil e a c h hen laid 200 eggs stomach and bowels lAroaoA the nerrei. A healthy condition. Ask for per year, the aggregate would he 3 800- new discovery. Dr. Miles’ Pills speedily cure vicinity. Elmer Williams has obtained work in 000,000 worth one cent each, $38,000, biillousness.tiad taste, torpid liver, piles, con­ Henry L. Bent of Marblehead and SHERIFF S SALE. P o rtlan d . 000 every cent ol which would he clear stipation. Unequaled for men, women, K ick ap o o children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 50 doses William W. Horton of Green’s Landing Chas. Kiillocti has obtained work at net profit to the farmer. 25 cents. Samples Iree, at w. H. Klttredges. STATE OK M \INK arrived here recently and have begun Indian Sagwa Clark's Island. MAY MAGAZINES. their second year with the Matinicus $1.00 a bottle. All druggiati. Mrs. Rttnael Coburn and family have Fishing Co. a judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial r "On the Track e Columbus,” a valuable Court, for the County of Knox, at a term thereof moved to Wiley’s Corner, in .John Hock’s and interesting pape by Horatio J Ferry, Is Kickapoo Indian Salve begun and held ut Buckland on the second Tueoduy house. one ut lbe features < I lbe May New England When Baby v ss sick, we gtp-a hor Caatorfa. NORTH HAVEN. heals sores, ulcers, piles. 35 cent*. of March, A. I). IHW2,ln favor of Ellen K. Dllllna. Magazine. ty, HguiiiBt U. L. When alia wan a Child, she cried for CustoriA amden, in aaid County and State, Mr. Farnham of Gushing has been at Daily mails begin next Monday. When ahe became Mine, sire clung to Caetoria. forei. bty-the dollar* and idiu-ty-two cent*, debt or work for Wiluiot Smalley for the past John Burroughs n s written for ibo May damage, and nine dollur* and ninety-three cents, number of ibo N- ■ ’ a American Review an When ahe had Children, slur gave them CaetorlB Lewis McDonald has taken away the coat of null, and will be aold at public auctiun at few weeks. article un Walt w hi man, under lbe bead of shell at the ooruer of his store. the ofllco of .1 ri. Foster, In Rockport, in said ROBERT J. LIBBY. The Foe! of Demociai County aud State, to the liighent bidder, on the 2Mb Geo. 11. Kellocb has obtained work at day of May, x. I). 1H82, al two o'clock in the after­ Capt. Mi Koivn of Boothbay is fitting noon,the following de>*ci ilied real t «»tale and interest the Eagle Quarry for Robinson,Gilebrest III rin I Hole Ibai is riutter- out seh F. H. Smith for a seining trip which ihe said G. L- Herrington hua In and to the FROM A LIVING DEATH! Anglomaniacs xaiue < r had on tho 6th day of December, A- D. & Robinson. Ing In an arnele aw nbe n G o. B F Builer has on the Cape shore. 1SUI, at two o'clock p. in . the lime when the name Iv y Poisoning’ and Diabetes written (or lbe Ma- liber of the North was attuchod on the writ in the Hann- suit, lo wit: John S. Staekpole has purchased a American Review Important Notice! Alvin Bowden has arrived home from Beginning ut a stake aud stone* standing in John new creamery tank aud will suou buy Treble’s n. rtherly corner of lot forty-four in t arn- CURED!! Professor Goldwii ml-tl Inis written for Ihe Portland where ho has been attending den, County of Knox ami Hate of Maine, and liiiiiu io lin , Mi:., A m . (i. ISM. a lot of cows for the benefit of the May number ol it e N ;ih American Review a TO ICE TAKERS. Commercial College. William Bus’* westerly corner of lot thlrty-elght, Mkssiis. Han i > u :sai-ai:ii.i.a < <».. - ihe u>< thuds ot parly thence N 2U degrees West by lot No. 46 one hun­ cream ery. .1. M cCarthy is also lo con­ s'Vere arntlgnmeu' dred ami eighteen rod* und unc-hulf to stake uud Sumo six years u;'o 1 » » puisoued by Government, bulb Ie nid in Ureal Bi liain. The canning factory is running at its p o is o n rt.V , mo! lio oyb 1 i niployeil a "1 r •tones. tribute his cows to the creamery. lory uervlci full capacity. Suh Glendale, Capt. Thence N. 67 degrees eu*t elghly-one and a half -, hh| v ’ttfilC,” *'L> Harper’s Maguzb i is snhl in England for Wu have harvest* <1 doublo the anmuiil of It rods to stake and stones. thence north forty-seven in t o “ Ei L iLo iti., !bl«« eldilinn lo lbe serials • Z W e guuiuntcu Good Service und Low ttute*. Clarence Day left for Swans Island line of lot No. 33: thence 231 degree* east ad­ with ciu a b etis ami run Jta E I’l (Lz have been reported in town, now running will e. ii complete stories liy joining E. Wood*' laud 1 ne hundred and seven and down very fast—could get no help, until Thomas Nelson Pm >i vvulcolt Baleslier, M onday. one-hair rod* to stuke and stone*; th> nee south und a humorous sk i ll.irry Still well Ed- Rockland Ice Co., degree* west by William Hus'* laud one hun­ Feb. lib, iny attention was called to lbe Fred Castle anti Anson P. Jackson Lewis K. Judkins has gone to Green's wonderful cures HANA’S SARSAPA­ wards, uuibor of " I Runaways." OFFICE 330 M A IN HT. 18 dred and nineteen rods to the bound* first men­ Itave gone to Boston where they have tioned, and being a part of lot Nu 30 in said Cum. RILLA was performing. I got a beiile, IU hueht Al l e n . F. A. T u o k n d ik b . H. I. Uix Landing to work. den, containing elghly-Avu ucre*. more or le**, and ami could not see that it helped me in situations. The Greatest wort •uerence in the world being N*iue deeded Alexander It. Harrington by lbe TPLI ATP leust. ^ul I bought I contained iu one vi ■ .- to be had ir. I I.e Rev W. II. Hall has been in town the Joel Manstieid, G uardian, by deed dated March 2al would I n « 3 give it a thorough Thu ice left Damariscotta Lake April Liule G la m C yclop, 512 pages. Bound In H O W k T O past week. A. D. 1*30, and reeorile. Western Light Lodge, I. O. G. T., 2tj degree* east fort*-four nml one-half rod* c ‘ my recovery, ami wish /*»t I ir-v f**O alter spending the Winter in Massachu­ MaiIhorouuh. I will ci. rv one lo’ know what V* BY the seat of Ihe Duk- uud Boston tiookt. Chicago «ruln and provisions is bolding very interesting meetings ut setts. lie prolusely iliusiiu •••.me- givuitf the pur* lutrge or small lot*. Moderate margin*. a good utetliviue DANA’S SARSA­ \ in i lean duuiiv-s iu PARILLA is. trail of lbe beam TKADUlS1 STUCK KXCHANGH. present. Benj. Avery was elected agent in tho whose approval the . » htib been buhiuitied. 8-IN 76 Devonshire tit., Boalon. ltespeelfully. Rev. Jonathan Adams delivered an ROBERT J. LIBBY. Shepherd aud Alton Hall in the Bond •try Of Deed*. district last week. The Review of !(■ iii "Leuriintr Article* ahis discourse ut the Sunset chapel Book 33, Huge 637. Also one 01 her lot of tuna Not what we say but what the people say of Ihe Month has a i ii re nt topic* •»' m- Sunday to a large congregation. situated ill said C ludcil ami deaeriiMui a* follow*, sells DANA’S SARSAPARILLA. Rev Mr. Harden preached an able teresl, with a sumo l en Years’ ot Prt»c> to w it: Beginning at u *u«e um| *toue at th* Ileal Eleeirl.il ", I •••I bv a number of A Christian Endeavor Souiely has northea-ierly corn, r of a !«<• *T land liie slaudiig Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Bellas!, Maine. und interesting discourse Easter morn­ i«ctric.(H Cm rent wood of which was *' Id In Nanoy 11 siner to tietll porlraiis of disiine been formed at Sunset. Nineteen titoue and William Herrington; tiieuco N 67 de­ ing ut the First Church. issue sold by A. J. South Thomaston, Me- grees east bounded by land <>f Hurah H om er sixty young people united themselves with rods, more or less, to stake ami »tom * at lire oii«f- Thu material for the new Masonic Hall uul corner of lot; thence > 23 degree* oust nu Walter Black1... in >Ue I) xl*.lev’s the Society Saturday evening. original line of lot* fori) four rods, more or less, u> Nervous Men! is being delivered and work upon the Kflgluiid *1 igaZ'HU MiifluuiBiils and C eui*y M Comer in the M •> ------corner of laud owned by J dd lo titoue aud HerriMg- Utiou Iu person or by loiter. Addr.-s, Win. H. Parker. At the village school meeting the periodic*! literan Mrs. B. F. Myriuk is visiting in lou; tlienee north 23 degrees wool forly-four rod*, II. D., or the Puabixfy Madicd) luMitute. No. 4 Bulflnch Bierce, the Culit". el'er. o d em No Cheap W ork F roduced. i more or less, to place of beginning, containing Btrout. Boston, Mass. PiLapovtue ami, doscrtpUvt vmg ii'.buie to hi* A uburn. Pamphlet, closely sealed, fr» " following officers were elected: Mod­ iusiuuce, and pay . tl flee 11 and one-half acres, being same deeded tqr genius. • F A » Mkinple* of our work esuw ioe the Mayhew Nancy Hosmer to Alexander H Herrington oy her erato r, W itt. A. Jackson; Clerk, B Mi-uument ul Bay View CeiueUry, aud titewarl Mtlbew Roberts, a former resident | Uoed dated Ju n e 3, ' D 1*24, and rtcordad in C hile ren Cry for Ladd ; Agent, 8. H. Bond. The Spring gi.iiuuipfii ut Achoru Cemetery. but now of Milford, Mass., is visiting Wuld- lteglslry of D11 communication* promptly aiLeuded to. 88 relatives in town. I Dated April 16, A. D l*a2. 16-18 e 'KLAND COLTRrER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. MAY 3, 1892 W ANT E l THOMASTON TOPICS. pleasant place at tbe resi­ T H E C H IL D . dence ot Mr. and Bunker, Beech­ PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH. News Matters of Interest to Our Many wood street, M nn*^ evening of laat Thomaston Readers. '■ ’ W!V 1ft 21 important Case In the Superior Court at An eminent Berlin sculptor is attempt­ with Edward C Morun o| thu Portland. ing to revive tlie oltl Greek art of gold and A CRASH IN CARPETS! There are 68 pupils in the High Schoo,, i ceremony was pcrforn.eu ivory sculpture. iP < iy Rev. W. A o o Newcombe. Relalive The following case was tried before Judge Gtiy de Jfnupnssnnt used to work on SPEAKING OF HATS , ,, —**^7.1.0 frienda were present H. H. Blake A Co have put out a new sign, i Mr. Moran is , ,, , Bonney, Portland, Saturday. land. Be used ilreain of Ids work and o o , known a** Col Moran of Hattie Stott, petitioner for habeas corpus construct it on board Ids ynclit. Once nt ' the M a ln a J r, 1T . home, he wrote his novels very quickly. We show the most complete line of The sills have been laid for J. A. Creighton , of V. «•. He h i fin • fellow, and against Nathaniel Ward and Cordelia A. Ward 1 ^^^grrliis bride arc the recipients of many Alphonse Runlet. like Pascal, works tho The Most Stupendous Carpet Sale Ever & Co.’a stave mill. of Rockland to recover the possession and cus­ o o L^/Tty good wishes. tody ot Fred H .nson, a boy nine years of age. whole day to forget the disease which tor­ Late Styles in the city. Known in Maine o o tures hint. Before writing or dictating a Peck’s Bad Boy Comptny showed in Watt Mrs. Stott was formerly the wife of Frank M. play lie nets it to himself or Ids secretary. Hal, last evening. | Mrs. Ichabod Willey and two children are in Hanson of Saeearappr. It is alleged that at New Y ork....M iss E. M. Glllchrest Is visit­ Two of the artists connected with Har­ o o / the time the boy Fred was born, Hanson de­ per's have practically heroine residents of IS ANNOUNCED TO COMMENCE TO-DAY! The upper story of Vlni'.l Block mflke ing in Providence, R. I....M rs. E A. Robin­ serted her, and that she gave the child to the Chicago until the fair is over. They are T f i t V l L C o X fine quarters for the Y. M. C. A. X son arrived home from Brockton, Mass.,Thurs­ defendants, nut did not give them any written Graham anti Tbulstrup. One does the o o / day....M rs. T. F. Phinncy is visiting in Bel­ declaration as she had not obtained a divorce. buildings ami tho other the people. fast....T he new bridge looms tip rapidly. Mr. Mis. Stott says she heard ‘n 1886 that her bus- William Feyler lias nloyetF|nlo the Je„ „ Zola writes in a big hand. Be loves his Watts has employed a crew that is making band was dead, and soon after she married Mr. surroundings to lie grandiose. They in­ Ask But Your Perusal of the Facts Peabody house at the Cr, We thing* move lively....The fifth and last lecture Stott and went to Boston to reside; that in clude a big tabic, a high hacked ciiair and in the Methodist courOAA.IoI> WII^YvES. Delia Keating commenced a Spring term of Mrs. Sophronie Clark is having her house re­ 2 5 school at Rockville yesterday. paired. Mrs. Handley has made over 600 pounds of Bay colt, near hind pastern white; aland* Ifi^ hind* high; foaled 1889. Hired bv Mussenver butter since the year camo in. AS FO L L O W S: W ihoH. 2.23 (tore o f Palm, throe y-ur old record 2 2H'4 ), hv R. d W ilkea, alri* of 69 in the list. I>.in Mrs. Frank Cates is home from her visit in Capt. Chas. Grover has h id his house im­ 100 Best Sewing Needles; 90 Best Pins; 42 Darn- .Straw Girl, full Himer to Alice A.ldisoo. 2 28X 'X ' luioni 33. alre of ::tt In ihe Hat; aecoii 1 dam . Alice Boston. Dm Preston is having a short vacation and *Vorbital, Motto, Glovers, Chenille, Tapestry, D rake, dam of Ali o V iig,, ,, 2 2*'1;, Norman Medium, 2 20, hv Norman 2ft; Mire of Lulu, 2 14V M iv proved. id, Crocbel Hook, Bodkin, Tape, Carpet ami Queen. 2.20 and 12 prod icing .iaughtera; thiro dam hv Pilot Jr 12airo of dama of Maud 8.. 2 Uf'lZ, Rev. S. H. Emery of the village church Fred Page is excavating a cellar preparatory is improving it by repairing Lewis Waterman’s Button Needles ; Hut Pius, Shawl Pins and Toil, t Jay Eye See, 2.10 ami a .-e of tin-great brood mare Watei witch, dam of 5 in 2.30. Limited to 6 ap­ preached a very interesting sermon in the place house. Pins. Ihe whole are cuntuiued In an attractive proved inarea ut *25, payable lime of aervice, ...or.with return ....i..nprivilege...... to building a house. Needle Case, which when Opened In 13| ii ches long Sunday, April 24. All would bo pleased to We were pleased to see Dr Bartlettjotit again, aud “I inches wide The quality of each article is Mits llatiie Biekmore an l Miss Clara Long / r . hear him again. but think he will not tip tho scales quite us guaranteed, and can be returned If not naiislaciory. MyVIIOAI i returned from Boston Tue-dty. Having secured I he agency of tie Entire riiaie, A few huve planted early peas, potatoes, readily as he would lust Fall. I offer the above for sale, by mail, pontiia d, fjr 25 Bay atallion, black poiuta; 10 hand*; Ighi 1135 pound*; fouled ’ SSL Sired by C onatella ■ lettuce, etc. Capt. Fred Sheerer lost his valuable colt» cents. Parties who wish for It rrlloiy should write lion 5727 (*lre of Gl o irm . 2.?3S . H lu-lon, 2 21 ion of Alinout 3 I, Hire o f 30 In (he liat D .m by Mrs. Priscilla Mansfield of Dorchester, a Hiram D rew. .M vhornet ia a h oae ol grand «t\ luhatnnco aud pow “ Haibor Pilot” and foal Saturday. to me, r, and haa shown a mile lu 2 38 Mis* Lena Clark has received from her lads 89 years of age, is spending a few month!, aa a three yuar-old. ioo f« o *15, with uaual return privilege. An accident befell the steam car at Long AGENTS WANTED. brother Frank a deed ot a valuable piece of with her daugh'er, M rs. Ei z i Gilmore,and, her Male or female, in every town. Hell at sight. L iber­ S5I5< > l rI IK. laud as a birthday present. She was but four Cove last week. A broken axle was the cause. grand-daughter, Mrs. Leslie Wentworth. al discount to Agents. days old wheu he went away to Washiouion F. A Dr ink w tier stepped on a rusty nail Heal brown t'u llio u ; hit la 16 2 h onia;, weighs 103.5 poundu Sira,I by Abbot .1(9 (sire o f K itty Elisha Phiibrick. one of our oldest citizens, inns. e . .1. Abbotl, 2 20V. ud oi the darnI 00. I.y Pilot .Ir, 12 liarn, Nii'lutk >ome fifteen years ago. one day 1 tst week and is laid up for a while. Beil.-, by M mill ano (fillet 11 J r drove out Mollie With s lu her recur,I ul 2.3)'. last Sull at died from pneumonia last week quite suddenly. IlDCKI.AM), MAINE. 7-2U rv l« e f»rn * I U Edwin Keating drives a very nice colt of his A D Hatch bad bis loot j itumed badly re­ He was unmirricd and was the last member of I o f 180*4 Mt T h o n s tu n , Mb. For further lnl'uruiu- own raising and breaking. cently at Long Cove by a stone falling upon it. a family of five brothers and six sisters. The USE MISS BEECHER’S Tl,at E. W. BERRY 17 Miss T. B. Snow is having the building names of the tiro.hers began with E. Probably SOUTH UNION. C. W. STIMPSON, Owner, THOMASTON ME recently purchased by her completely renova­ but few of this generation know tbit but a lew Hair and Whisker Dye. I & CO. are so ling a ted- rods from his house on the opposite -ide of the School commenced yesterd tv taught by M iss It coutuins no Milphur or lead. Washing Is nut G en t’s (inc Cult', G en­ Alice Mowry ot Jefferson....M rs. Capr. Chas. scb. Krillhut h on me railway for ropalrs.— iud the first church in town was built by the required alter dyeluv, us In other dyes. Whole- proprietor ot the township, he being obliged sale druggists who have bundled all the variuua A Harding and ebildien are visiting trends ij Scb. Irene K Me-e vuv is hauled up tor dyes pronounce it the best single preparation ever uine Welted Shoe,Con­ FISHING TACKLE! Vineyard Haven, M ass.... Work has star ed while —Scb. Sotrsviiie h under £ »mg extensive by ihe Massachusetts liw to build a church and brought to then notice. I he largest bottle and the —A retL LINK OK — school-house for the benefit of settlers. The b» At dye lu the market. Used . xteuslvely by ladles. op at Brown’s pant factory , utter a vacation of repairs al (i. W R lev ’s a h »i.. — Si b*. Haiti- Prepared ouly by G. W. THOMPSON, gress or Balmoral, at two w eeks....M is James Welltnm is d»nge • Marsh an 1 Annie B Mitchell sailed from Long church was afterward used for a town house. Rockland, Me. Poles, Lines, Hold by all dealers. ously sick....M rs. Helen Brown has 125 Cove last week for Baltimore.—Scb. Cornelia VINALHAVEN. HEARD S3.OO a pair chickens. Sou e, Capt. Chadwick, is loading cut stone tor GEO. C. HORN, M. D ~ Hooks, Rests, the Betz building at Philadelphia. The school supervisor laid out a lot lor a school building in District No. 8, Friday. That’s right—come and Spoon Hooks, WARREN. Physician and Surgeon, YOU WANT THEM ! Fred L. Carver has found the use of his MOUTH THOMAHTON, M K. look at them ; if you 13 Fancy Poles, Miss Alice Morrison ot Farmington is teach­ limbs again after bis recent accident and is Residence und Office In J . A . C hadw ick's liouba Our new lines of Ladies’ F i n e ing at limb ley’s Corner. seen hobbling about the streets leaning heavily OfSee Hours, I 80 to ■* and 7 to bp. nt ■ look, you’ll buy—that’s Leaders, Sinkers, Boots just received. They upon a can*. John Dunbar. Alton Spear and A. M. why we advertise them. are while kid lined and the Weiberhee are in Portland attending the Grand The 11 »wer garden of Hugh Collie and W. JOHN E. HANLY, And Everything ¥15S Fisherman. 8. Carver begin to show tho evidence of care Lodge of Masons. By the w ay, we have finest block ever put in this bestowed upon them by their owners They Counsellor at Law, I*went)-eight Masons from this place visited W. Ii. KITTREDGE, Drug Store, 300 Main St. style boots for line trade. have mduced already some varieties oi flowers 27 SCHOOL ST., BOSTON. some L adies’ D auga Unity Lodge, Camden, to witness the confer- to put forth their blossoms. Opera and Common Seme ling of the third degree upon one of our former ftootn* .75 and HG. Ttlej/hom Ho. HHG4- A meeting of the Union Church 8ociety was Button of excellent Toe. 'Thia Boot sells ut eight townsman, Dr. J. K. Hooper. They ail report MrSpaeia) uttendou given to Admiralty Mutters. Fa r m fo r sa le FARM FOR SALE. held Saturday evening, April 23. The report 27 T hia farm la situated uiue mil' s from Thomaslou The subscriber offers for sale a nice farm in Ho» to those wanting line goods a very pleasant reception by (he members of MAN quality fur #3.00—all Wairen, Maine. Si* uillua from Rockland; oue- ol the committee upon (he pureb .$e of the A. J . Kuukimk. C. U. Kumkikb. in t«>wn of Cushing; cxuluma 21 acres, with build Unity Lodge Ingx ihereon lu go «d cu litio • Well wopd'-d; hulf mile (rum railroad atation aud poatollice. Thi- 'There is an inci ea-ieg d e­ church pews showed that live sixths of ihe 81)lea. I'oi U'C Boots good wil.-r; an ex <1 -n' pi aso for a atone cutter, farm uyblalus 13& acres, cuts 60 tons ot hay am fi»e Marren High School begin its spring pews had been secured. It wus voted to make A. J. ERSKINE & SON being antvui two inilea fr m Loug and Quurrv. uualiy; haa m immense pasturage and i- perfectly mand for our goods alt over term on the 25 h with JarvU Wood as princi­ For fu iher pa. address, R B FILLIP IRK, fenced. The buildings tire in ilue condition, and them free to all comers for the coming year, so have been sold fot 6 1 Pleasaut PoiuI Me H are supplied with spnug water Sold low for cash the County. pal an«i Miss Half of Buehfi Id as assistant. everybody will feel perfectly at home to occupy FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, 24 FR A N Z M MMMON8, 9K Pleasant Ht., Rockland, Maine. E nm i, wi e of Everett A. Mero. of Warren their seat hereafter, wh ch fact will be greatly 417 Mulu Mreet, Koekl-ntl, Me E IN. BERRY & CO . t and d tughter Ameileuu Fire luauruuee Compunioa repre- c ; i n 9.uI* Rick wuh shifting pole—all n 'I he very d> sir ble Fra pis Harrington house ou children io m >uru the lo-s ol un ulf cthmste. | Joby Lowe, W. 8. Carver at d the executive aeuted Opp. The Thurndika 1 i and 11 g.* Io of luud. of i H.dtJlibg. inquire t II 1 RUING FOX, Watts Block, • Thomaston, Me. iai-hful and thoughiful wife and mother. committee. Travelers’Accident lusurauce Co. IHCKN r.cuii B ,u,c« Ullicu. THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892. 7

CHURCHES. CONFERENCE CULLINGS. MARINE MATTERS. THOMASTON MARINE. Largest Stock! SPRING OVERCOATS I Great Variety! ICEE^O’EIQE Two ladies were admitted to membership in Notes and Comment on Some of the The Movements of Vessels, Scb. Cora Dunn, Harrington, arrived in Gal­ the Cong’l Ghnrcb, Sunday. Appointments. Notes aknd the Like veston the 21 alt....S ch. Llzsie Chadwick, All New, Leading. Latest and Durable Styles! ' Clark, arrived in New York, the 21st n it.... Rev. W. O. Holman preached at the Cedar Sch. Hattie 8. C o llin s, wi.-h stone from Blue- A large delegation of the East Maine Con* Sch Freeda Willey, Willey, arrived at New Street Chnrch, 8unday morning hill for Boston, came in Saturday to receive a D aily D elivery fcrence clergymen took the Lewiston up river, new bowsprit at the South Railway* York the 21st nit....S ch. Hattie Dnnn, Po­ TO ALL PARTS OF THF CITY. Tuesday morning. land, arrived at Brunswick, Ga., the 21st nil Rev. J S. Voorhees, who supplied the Rock­ 8cb. Amelia F. Cobb is at tbeSontn .Railway I ....Sch, James Young has gone on the rail­ Children’s School Suits Thanking nil our ouptsmers for their patronage land Congregational Church for a few weeks, for painting and caulking. After receiving ntt.. support in the p a st. w e rcppectfully Pollc.it n Rev. E. Skinner is returned to No. Waldo­ way at Port Clyde incomplete repairs.. . .Sch. renewal of j our confldnniw and orders. has been installed as pastor of tho Orthodox same she will load from F. Cobb & Co. forN e\v Just Received, a Full and Comple Line from New York, boro for the third year. He is a man of un­ M attie Eaton, Carnage, arrived at Pascagoula church at West V'tasted, Conntctlcut. York. 55^r'lce in large or small quantities questionable piety and will live long in the -Hie 18 h ult. She will load lumber (optional) rt _ Will find a saving by looking at these N ew at Shortest Nolice. Scb. Catawamteak, Rowe, brought coal Sat­ i t \ o New York 86, to Boston 9625....S ch. At the First Baptist Church Sunday morning hearts of those with whom he associates.— Goods, and it is sate to say you will buy two Waldoboro News. urday for the Gas Co. from New York. John*i&. Souther, Thompson, sailed from Ban­ f Order* by tnnll promptly attended to. 18 21 members were received info the church, and Sells Samuel W. Brown, Victory, lrn B. gor to Washington the 19.h ult with ice at 60 Suits when you look at the Bargain Table, where I am Clos­ I - the afternoon seven candidates were baptized. Ellems, Mabel and Laughing Waters are at tho cents....Scfr ^Charles L. Davenport, Watts, is Thursday evening will occur the annual busi­ Rev. C. C. Phelan,the new pastor of the Wal­ ing all Last Year’s Suits MARSH & CASE. 8outh Railway for repairs, paint etc. loading sugar at Cloqnfnegos at 14 and 16 cents ness meeting of the church society. Services doboro M E.Church,has preached four years in ....Sch- Carrie T. lj\dano, Bond, arrived at next Sunday evening will begin at 7 :30 o’clock, Surry, Me., where he has been a very popular Capt. Chas. E. Shaw formerly of sch. Ira E. preacher. Rev.E H.Hadlock goes to Neponset, Wight, is now in charge of the Hume. New York the 21st ult. tkjth sugar from Barba­ young people’s meeting at 6:30. dos at 83 a hbd., $1 25 a ..Sch. Henry Mass , where he has the privilege of continuing Schs. Julia A. Decker and Elbridge Gerry MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SPRING SUITS! his studies in Boston. J. Smith, Adams, arrived at nRarbados the 7th H o w e l l ’s A m m o n i a There will be a prayer meeting at the M. E. arrived Saturday from Salem. ult., seeking....Scb. Martha i V Thomas has Chnrch next Friday afternoon from 3 to 4 p. m. • • For House Cleaning, Etc., 8ch. Maggie Hurley arrived Saturday from loaded molasses at Matanzas for York at These Suits are fresh from the work shops of Thompson, W il­ Rev. Mr. Cummings’ sermon next 8unday Rev. V. P. Wardwell, Pastor of the Metho­ Boston. 91 2 5 ....Schs. Fred B Balano, S aw der, and dist church in this place and the Mills for the lis & Newgent and are good fitting Garments, well made and morning will be of especial Interest to young Schs. A. Heaton from 8aco and Helen from James A. Simpson, Benner, are loading |g log­ past year, has been assigned by the Conference nice style. Why everybody is talking about them. ladies. Mr. Cummings contemplates leaving Belfast arrived Saturday. wood at Port au Prince for New York. O. H. COPELAND. 1 for Omaha, next week, to be absent some to the church at Hampden, one of the oldest Schs. Nevada, Thomas, from C. Hanrahan, Ella F. Crowell, Thomas, arrived here the 2 ll BOSTON 5 AM) 10 CT. STORE twelve days. churches of this denomination in the Rockland □ It. from New York via Rockport....Sch. B.’ District. Mr. Wardwell during bis pastorate and Mountain Laurel, from H. O. Gurdy A Co Custom Made, Whole Fall and Fly Front Pants, Services will be held at St. Peter’s Episcopal sailed Saturday for Boston. H. Jones, Cookson, arrived the 20th alt. from BUY Y O U R here has labored for the good of the church New York via Rockport....8hip Cyrus Wake­ Church Wednesday evening at 7 30 p. m., and community, and has many warm friends Farrand, 8pear & Co. loaded schs. Ella Fran­ Made by Singer & Pottle, with an address by Rev. J. S. Moody on "Gifts field is due in San Francisco from Baltimore. Boys’ Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows who wish him abundant success in his new ces and Thomas Hix for New York, both ves­ She is 145 days out....Sch Fred B. Balano Carls, Wayona and Toy a o f All Klnda, at of the Holy Spirit.” Rt. Rev. H. A. Neely field of labor. His successor here is Rev. I). sels sailing Saturday. A . t will visit the church Thursday and hold confir­ arrived in New York the 29th from Port an BOSTON 5 AN! 10 CENT STORE. B. Dow, who comes from the Pittson nnd Sch. Martha Innls took lime Saturday from Prince with log wood....Sch. Mabel Jordan mation. Services at 7 :30. The usual services Whitefield churches.—Damariscotta Herald. A. C. Gay & Co. (^ ^ “Remember my store is open every evening. will l>e held next Sunday. The evening service arrived in Philadelphia Apr. 25 with 6agar will be of especial interest, as candidates will Schs. Snow Squall, for Portland, nnd Charlie from Cienfueg09....8cb. Carrie T. Balano is t>e admitted into (he order of the Brotherhood H. W. Norton is presiding elder of the & Willie for New York, loaded irotn F. Cobb in New York to load coal and lumber for Ha- of St. Andrew. Robert Farwell will be the Buckaport District. J. F. Haley, who retires & Co. and sailed Saturday. van a .... Sch. B. H. Jones has received re airs O.E.BLACKINGTON soloist In the evening. Miss Ellie Orne is the from the position, goes to Bootbbay. Rev. 8. Perry Bros, loaded scb. Commerce for New at J. A. Creighton A Co.’s w harf....Scb. Lot­ efficient organist at this church. L. Hanscom leaves Bootbbay for Belfast. Bel­ York Saturday. tie has just discharged a cargo of coal for J. A. Creighton A Co...... Sch. Elia F. Crowell CJ.", iV T a in S t . , K o c k l a n d . fast is very fortunate. Rev. W. W. Ogier, Sch. Belle Brown, Osmore. brought a cargo who succeeds Rev. M. G. Prescott at Rock­ has received repairs at Burgess A O’Brien’s At a meeting of the First Baptist Church of rnllroatl iron from Philadelphia Friday for Saturday, the following were elected officers of port, is a native of Camden, and an able and the Electric Railway. wharf....Sch. Effie J. Simmons Is in port to the Sabbath School for tho ensnlng yenr: Sup­ successful pnstor. Rev. C. A. Plumer is re­ load lime. Scb. Chase, Pratt, arrived Friday from Rich­ A ll wanting a good erintendent, E. W. Porter; Vice, C. E. Tuttle; turned to Thomaston, greatly to the satisfac­ mond, via Boston. Treasurer, Francis Tighe; Secretary, E. H. tion of Thomaston people. Rev. J. I). Payson FISH SCALES. The Best General Purpose Plow in the World. Crie; Librarian, F. 8. Kalloch; Chorister, W. goes hack to Union where he is very popular Sch. Annie P. Chase, with stone from Frank D I W E I i O. Fuller, Jr. The past yenr has been one of and successful. Rev. P. A. Smith, a well lin for New York was in the harbor Friday nnd The Tilden Canning Factory in Opera­ OVER 100,000 SOLD LAST YEAR. prosperity to the school both in material and known Knox County boy, goes to Hartland sailed. tion—The Fishermen. Will do well to call at the spiritual matters. The figures are as follows : and St. Albans Mr.Smith is succeeding admi­ Sch. Ada Arnes, lime from A. J. Bird A Co. rably in his chosen calling. Rev. V. P. Ward- LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS. Membership, 290; officers and teachers, 36; sailed Friday for New York. C. E. Weeks A Co. report the receipt of large well, formerly located in Camden, is changed iDAPTEDTO about 1000 volumes in the library and new Sch. Granville took lime from Francis Cobb trips of cod, hake, haddock, etc., the past week. from Damariscotta to Hampden. ALL KINDS CITY MARKET ones are being constantly added. The atten­ A Co. Friday lor Dover. dance for the year was an increase of 10 per OF SOIL. | Anil examine the stock of goods. Al­ Scb. Jordan L. Mott loaded from Alraon Bird The Rockland Packing Co. now has its fao- Sunday over that of the previous year, the tory on Tillson wharf in active operation. The WILL NOT CORRODE ways a big stock of "The East Maine Conference which met at and sailed Friday for New York. average attendance for the last two months new building is 95x28 feet, two stories. It is Rockland last week made a change in the pas­ Scb. Mary J. Lee brought coal Thursday to EASILY HANDLED. being 224 Last Sabbath there were 245 pres­ also connected with the freight house,the lower tor of the Methodist Church at Randolph. Fred R. Spear. LIGHT DRAFT. !Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, ent. Money raised by the school, S256.ll. Rev. Mr. Ogier, who has performed his duties floor ot which is occupied by the Portland and so acceptably and whose return was asked for Sch. Addie Clement brought brick from New York steamboat companies. BUY • NO • OTHER.r ETC., ON HAND. U N IT E D Y. P. S. C. E. by the society, has been transferred to Rock­ Penobscot Thursday to W. H. Glover A Co. The whole upper floor is utilized by the pack­ T here arc over 1,300,000 Oliver Chilled Plows in actual use, and three times as many being port, and Rev. V. E. Hills has been assigned Sch. A. Paine sailed Thursday with lime from ing company, which here has floor room sold at the present time as any other plow manufactured. It is warranted to do better work anu | IR E L A N D & W H IT N E Y , R. W. Messer for Boston. 215x25 feet, with storage room below of 50x25. more of it, with the same amount of draft, than any other plow in use. Thirty-Five of These Societies Become to the Randolph and Chelsea charge. The as One. The boiler, engine and boiling tanks are in SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS AND PRICE LISTS. Augusta Journal says of him : Sch. Granville while hauling eff Wednesday the new building. The lower floor of this build­ BOB SALE BY Cor. Park and Union Sts. '* ‘Mr. Hills was the first young inun con­ night got caught and heeled over, her foremast For some time Rev. A. F. Dunnells, of the verted under Mr. Ogier’s pastorate when he knocking the flying jibboom off sch. Martha ing will be used for receiving and dressing flsb. * Central Church, Bath, has been advancing tho commenced preaching, and is only 27 years of Innls. When the fish are cleaned they are taken by idea of a union of tho Y. P. S. C. E. societies CHA.9. T. SPEAR. age. He is married and has one child. He Scb. Amherst, from Parisboro. N. S. for elevator to second floor where they are sub­ in this part of (he state und Monday of last has been preaching for six or seven years and Providence, came in here Thursday. jected to a drying process. week his efforts bore fruit in the shape of a was last stationed at Cushing. He is regarded The fryer next adjoins the dryer, whence CRAIN DEALER, Sch. Robert A. Snow, Pillsbury, sailed Wed­ union of these societies in the counties of Saga­ as a very able preacher, is pleasant socially and after being cooked the fish proceed to the nesday to load laths at St. John, N. B., for 295 AND 297 MAIN ST., - ROCKLAND ME. dahoc, Knox nnd Lincoln. has met with good success in bis ministerial cooler, und thence to the packing tables. From Washington; will go thence to Virginia for The union was effected nt the Central Church labors. While regretting Mr. Ogier’s depart­ bore by easy transition the can of fish goes to white oak timber for this port. vestry, a goodly representation being present, ure the church will warmly welcome the young the sealers and from there to the retorts where and permanent organization was effected by pastor and his family,who is to succeed him.’ ” Sch. Commerce received a new gang of rig­ It is processed. Then comes the boxing and the election of the following officers: Pres., —Gardiner Journal. ging lost week at Perry Bros, wharf. labelling room, and the final stage Is its pas­ Rev. A. F.Dunuells ot Bath ;VicePres.,Rev .11. Sch. Ella Frances was overhauled and the sage down stairs to the store room, where it J. Wells of Union ; Sec., A. C. Shorey of Bath; STEAMBOAT SPARKS. Clara recaulked at the North Railway last week. awaits shipment to various markets. Treas., Mrs. H. H. Mugune of Rockport. Schs. Empress and Addie SchHelfer from H. The company will put tip lobsters, and then GREAT CORSET SALE The Penobscot Makes a Quick Trip— O. Gurdy A Co.; Georgie Berry from A. F. mackerel, sardines, clams and other sea A B IG DIG GER . General Notes. Crockett Co., E. Arcularius from Aimon Bird; products in their season. Race Horse from K. C. Rankin A Son, sail­ The factory opens with forty hands. Karl Will Eat Mud by the Yard and Lift Stoambost Gov. Bodwell, being built by Geo. ed Wednesday for New York. McIntire of Hurricane is engineer and Lewis Fifty Tons. A. Glllchreat for the Vlnalhaven route, will be Sch. Addie E. Snow took lime 26th from Staples of Castine foreman of the can shop. launched May 15. Rockland Lime Co. for Wilmington. She will Geo. E. Tilden is Superintendent. Mr. Tilden The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. has just PHIS W EEK ! The new steamboat for the North Haven and go to Monte Cristo and Vera Cruiz, thencs to is very much of a gentleman and a great deal bad built ut Bath a monstious mud-digger at a Rockland route is expected from Salem toduy. Tlacotalpan to load mahogany for New York. of a bustler. cost of #30,000. The hull is 100 feet long, She has been named the Sylvia. 33 1-2 feet broad and 10 feet deep. The dipper Scb. G. W. Glover arrived from New York with which this dredge does its work weighs, Agent Lothrop is giving the best of satisfac­ via Boston, Sunday, with molasses to John Bird Co. and cement to A. J. Bird A Co. FISHERMAN FOR SALE. alone, 14,000 pounds, und can raise five cubic tion at the B. &. B. office, this city. He is ac­ The schooner GEN. HslNGOCK, wrecked last yards at a siugle lift. Tho capacity of this commodating to patrons and faithful to the Sch. Idaho launched fiom the North Rail­ Fall, but thoroughly repaired on the South Murine way Monday. Railway where she may now be seen. Everything dredge is about 14,000 cubic yards in ten company’s interests. Ir in first class ttbape. Vessells about 12 tons. A Commencing WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th. hours. Sch. Atlanta arrived from Portsmouth Mon­ good chance for some one. Apply to The delegates to the Bangor Republican 10 I. L. SNOW & CO., South Marine Railway. Capt. A. F. Ultnerof Philadelphia, a former Convention from this section are under obliga­ day. Rockland boy, will have charge of the big ma­ tion to Capts. Mark and Otis Ingraham for Capt. Lewis W. Maker arrived home Irom chine- Philadelphia Suturday, having delivered the SCHOONER FOR SALE. e\ X courtesies received Schooner Regalia for rule; bOO Bids. under deok. Work is rapidly progressing on the Mayfield sch. Ztinora to the U. S. Govt. Rebuilt In Thoiuuston In 18SS; is well fitted for car­ i- rying lime and all under deck cargoes. A new six- © at Portland. Au after cabin is now being built Capt. M. J. Marston goes in sch. Ira B teen toot Yawl Bust for sale ulso. For further on the upper deck. Our Tenants Harbor, Port Elletns. The vessel is loading from Francis purticulurs enquire of CHARLES E. KELLS, Clyde and Friendship friends have a deep in­ Cobb A Co. for New York. )4 19 R ockport, Me. S t terest in the welfare of the Mayfield. Scb. Emma Dewey arrived Monday from £ In the office of the Boston & Bangor Steam­ Bangor with wharf lumber for A. F. Crockett VESSEL FOR SALE boat Co., this city,is a picture of the old steam­ Co. Fishing schooners Maud B. Wetherell, 103 tons; cz? boat Bangor lying off the old whart which was Freddie Wulter, 78 tons; Lucknow, 64 toss. For Sch Hume is loading for Providence. particulars address L. N. PAINE, located between Tillson whart and the she of Sch. Clara. Gregory. Is loading from Aimon 1316 Provincetown, Muss. old Commercial wharf Passengers at that time Bird and Robert Messer for New York. CD CT3 were landed front the steamer in small boats. V E S S E L S FOR S A LE . Schs. A. W. Ellis from A. C. Gay A Co.; H ou. Joseph Farwell was Rockland agent at Sch. J. G. Crowell carries 120 tons, sch. Marble- Nile front White A Cuse; Thos. Borden from heud carries 130 tons, both good vessels for brick. the time. Iitne or any under deck cargo. In good ord«r und n? - / r R. W. Messer; Florida front Frances Cobb A well found in rigging, sails, eto. The steamer Penobscot completed Monday Co., for New York; and Pemaquid from Mes­ E. B. GARDNER, morning of last week the quickest roundtrip ser for Boston, sailed 29th. 10 Bucksport, Maine. between Bangor and Boston ever known to X have been made by a steamer. She left Ban­ Sell. Nile put into Boston Friday for a har­ • gor at 5.13 Saturday afternoon, Capt. Ingraham bor, and anchored in the Roads. gyving at the lime that it would take about Sch. Emily F. Swift arrived Friday in Bos­ "d u 15 1-2, hours to make the run to the Hub. ton. ROCKLAND TOW BOAT CO. —Owuing the Powerful— J li! Singularly enough he made it in just 15 h ura Sch. Cora Dunn, Harrington, arrived ut r t aud 28 minutes. After 'our hours at th« whart Galveston 24th from Baltimore. Tugs .Somers S. Smith amt Frederick X . In Uostou, taking treight und coal, she lett tor S ch. W ide Awake, Maddox, sailed 26th from Wilson; also W ater Itout. Bangor, reaching there about 6 o’clock yester- Richmond for Black Rocks. This Company lius Two Good Boats lor harbor und • rH terday morning, making some 37 hours on tho Sch Ada A. Kennedy arrived in Philadel­ outside work, and are prepared to receive orders phia 26th, 9 days futu Providence. for uuy tow lug job that may coine up, either round trip, which is remarkable time when the T nsido landings are taken into consideration.and (. apt. Sch. Lulu Everett, Sawyer, arrived at New York 25th from Port de Paix. Lh Ingraham received many congratulations upon A^Ezcursion Parties can oblaiu Favorable it. i he boat was ut sea during a number ot The revenue steamer Woodbury has steamed Terms. 1 ouuectiou by telephone with White CD Ueud, Owl's Heud, Camden and Rockport. Orders hours of daylight and quite a number ol whales 10 721 miles the past season, and the Dallas by Mull, Telephone or Telegraph will receive -r-H were seen by those on board, some of the 6,592 miles. prompt attention. 4 © monsters rising near the boat. Sch. W. ii. Jewell, Capt. C. M. Closson, A. C. GAY & C O ., - A g en ts, ------from Rock luud for Belfast, lime laden, was HOCKLANI), MK. o WEATHER REPORT. struck by a heavy squall Tuesday, off Camden, CS filling the cabin partly full of water and setting C. W. CHADWICK. CUAH. H. rOTTKK. w We take the following from the bulletin of the cargo of 1 line on fire. Was obliged to throw the New England Weather Service Bureau, overboard some of the iitne lu order to save the CHADWICK & POTTER, for the week ending April 29: vessel. The Captain was burned badly in Maine—Calais. No planting in this 'ocality throwing over the cargo. The vessel was work­ except in hot beds. West Levant: Fruit buds ed into Searsport Tuesday evening. Com e and see our not.burt by frost; farming is not being pushed on account of the cold. A very little sowing LIST OF LETTERS 129 Broad I done on drv ground. Farmington : Planting Remaining unclaimed in Rockland Fust Cor. booth, New Yet some in certain localities. Damariscotta: Office for the week ending April 39, 1892: C ity, M. Y. ! Season backward by reason of low temperature Gents' List. , Warnock Capt Clours Charters of Vesseles procured. Vessels bought < i and quite sharp drought; very little seed Brewer. C p t. Ollie. Kd,tt,,r T id in g . sold. Insurance etteoled lu reliable oowpjuiies.a * planted; fruit buds not injured by frost. Clark, W. L. Ladle. List. Collamore, FredS. Anderson, Miss Clarice Collins, John Butler, Mrs. Lucinda NARROW ESCAPE. Frees, A. B. Butler, Mrs. Amelia Jones, Everett Briggs, Mrs. Alice C. PEOPLES Fred Johnson aud John Sullivan had a nar- Jones, Capt. J. R. BiackiugmuMrs Nancy ST/ —AT— i row escape from drowning one day last week. Levinsey, A. B. Day, Mils Nellie I They had sailed a sloop from Portland without Mosior, James Emery, Mrs tiusau Meader, James J. Fay, Mrs. J. DRY DOCKS W ID O W C R A Y accideut until within the harbor limits, wheu, Nordblow, E. F . Farnum. Mrs. Edna just opposite the Simpson House a squall struck Pease Chester b. Gehau, Mrs. Malena JAS. SHEWAN, Pro| the vessel, capsizing aud sinking her. The Potts Chas. J. (2) Kliiiuau Emma — KKrMKMlUiTKD BY— Robinson, Capt A. J Kalloch, Mrs. Joan S im ()n to n B r o t h e r s , Cough and Croup Syrup men were rescued lu a o exhausted condition by Stauley, Henry M Miller. Mbs Gertrude a boat from the schooner Auuie P. Chase, aud 8 tee res, Edgar Mclutlre, Mrs. Auua J. T. WHITf 25 Cents a Bottle. » ' lauded here. Trykholu Eruest O. Maker, Miss Maggie Late Muster of schooner Fan ------Torrey, Capt. Chas. M . Nash, Miss Sadie teru vtttwb wllcil M A I N S T H 1*21 r r . I t < >< I Due tors? Pshaw I Take Bb z c u a m ’s P il l s . Webber. Capt. J. P. Stoddard. Mrs G. W. Q TffM ROCKLAND COURIflR-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892

CURRENT NEWS FROM ROCKPORT APRIL’S WOOING. Great Bargain S Good Old Fast lioned BALDNESS HEREDITARY. THE EMPEROR OF ALL So Snya n Hairdresser In a Learned Dis­ c t i n F o r The Comukr-O azette. H o s e still Seasonable Happenings Served Up in Read­ course on the Subject. KEELEY INSTITUTE able Form for Home Use. Wooing with gentle ktuee and pearly teardrop. of be h a a ! Hose dew, '•Alront bald heads, now," said a hair­ NORTH CONWAY, N. H. B lood PugipiEgs -that bnS R u b b er in itj dresser who professed lo know all alront April elghe lo the bloanom. na ahe brood- 'neath For the Treatment of All Forma of Aleo- Great Bankrupt the way y“ "f can tell the flky of bine: Industrial News That Shows Business hirsute deficiency and its causes, "they holism. Opium Habit, nnd Nervous Dis- ' I L it fr •-.'th e present A * - an;.. hiq-hut- Activity — Local Notes Regarding "Oh dainty and hidden beauties, oome from your arc as much tin e to heredity as are ea se s. DR. THOMAS' Things of Interest —The Week’s long repose. red heads, black heads, curly heads at ■ This Is n branch of tho fsmous Irsiltulo n rul'ber-an.'/ J Record of Personals. I’ll gently «w«y your rape of gold aa the mellow or heads that are not curly. And Dwifh*, III. An experienced Snrueon from Dwight Great Assignee's 2 E stuff do. '-liiir t le maraet south wind blown. why are men so commonly bald and In in nt’endance, nnd nil remedies come from the American Canker Syrup is by,'a blue rr ■ r I Your willing eerrltor I'll be. If to my ormn you'll parent house. The house It dellghtfaily situated, women bald so uncommonly? There and has all modern Improvements. Board at rea on every length that reads W. A. Luce is putting a stock of furni­ flee, What came under the observation of IT. W. CUB- o r are doctors and men of science who sonnble rates. Write for more psrtlculnrs nnd Tis, n well known druggist, of Addison, Me.. p.'ke this:— O come my dainty ones, my fair, the loaves nod printed matter. Correspondence cnnfh.entl'il. ture into Union Hall. point to that fact to strengthen their A indy near him who had suffered from enneer each tree.’’ KEELEY INSTITUTE, and had been operated upon twice In Boston. The plate glass windows for the new well known high hat theory of bald­ Mass., and once after, In New York, by experienced The liny huda rf promise so long beneath the 11 ?4 NORTH CONWAY, N. H Men’s, Boys’ and Chil ­ block were put in Tuesday ness. They affect to believe, and in­ surgeons, for Its removal, could only obtain tempo­ snow, sist on their belief, that the high silk rary relief, for it shortly commenced its ravnf^a, Heeded April's love tones and rustled to and fro and she was sorrowfully informed that it was not The N. T. Talbot house on Central hatand the hard felt lint are responsible in their power U» relieve her further. In this unhap­ d r e n ’s Preparing for their joutney up thro* the softening fat/h/! qs! street received a coat of paint last week. for most of the baldheaded men, tho un­ py state of mind she rcturnedhome, her friends mould, I have an Extra Fine Line of Samples daily expecting that their social circle was soon to And ssylng lo each other, "We'll shake out each yielding pressure of such headgear con­ for 1W»2 to select from, and shnlf be be broken, ami she to be claimed by Him who gave E. A. Morrill was away last week on her life; at this time the lady was induced to try silken fold; stricting the blood vessels which nour­ pleased to call at your place of business a business trip to Boston and other 12-14 or residence and show the same. N rx s o x T hom as' C ankf.k Hv i i f p ; but a few It Is cheap at the price, and with good care should So long we've been shut In here where all Is close ish the hair bulbs, and thus destroying weeks had elapsed, when sIm1 acknowledged great la»t five or v x years. places. and dnrk, their vital properties, the result being benefit, and after a thorough course of the syrup, Ynn have pmbt.'ily had poor hoso enough not to Special Attention received a ftirther tense of life by being restored to Fine|Gtothing, accept any •»-ib*I tutu for E C. Dunbar and J. f. Gould have W o’ll *htne our loveliest as w e're wooed and bo death of the roots anil unavoidable Given to Orders by Mail! absolute health. 'Phis was moretlian i2 years ago; • 16 CENT BLUE BRAND, lately become owners of fine safety happy as the lark." capillary scantiness. Women, say these the Indy lives today, and never has had a relapse of but If It h tr!cNEW YORK CITY. AUGUSTA WATER CO. the front nnd stay there in the capacity Established nnd doing business In these sam e offices Furnishing Goods! attended the Republican Convention at misty hotra. of the breadwinner. The strain of life since Feb. 1, 1M77. For 15 consecutive year* dividends G reat 5 Per Cent. Auburn last Tuesday How he sobbed hta loving heart away In dews of comes the most severe on the man in tenderness that respect. He it is who suffers tho Tho funeral services of Willard Brown To win to earth bloom and verdure the wearied MORTGAGE BOSPS. sight to bliss. anxieties and battles against the disap­ who died Tuesday night were held the pointments of business, speaking of life Now Going on at the L iz z ie Y ouxo Bu t l e r . Reduction D u e 1904. following nfternoon. in general. What makes men prema H. 0. GURDY & CO We offer (hem, subject to rale r change In price, turely old? Just these anxieties and — DEAI.BRH IK— at par and interest. Lobsters are making their appear­ JOSIAH PERKIN'S W IFE. PEOPLES These w ater work* w ere constructed In 1880-87; ance in the market. They are small in struggles. If prematurely old, why not the source of sopplp Is the Kennebec River. The prematurely bald, which is a natural ac­ COAL Great Company lias a complete and adequate system for size, but big in price. storage and distribution; a reservoir of six million Written for "T h e Co u r ie r G a z e t t e ." companiment of untimely age? Woman Of all sixes, ...... IN THE PRICK OF ...... gallons capacity, and over twenty-three miles of The town officers are preparing to has less brain stress. Her sympathies main pine. 1. •------WOOD CLOTHING HOUSE, The charter of the Water Company gives it a strlighten and widen Union street from Josiah Perkins, alt you’d hear with the man in his strogglo may be etual franchise. P‘X Summer street to the Camden lino. If you'd been down our way la-t year, great, and usually aie, but they do not Long and fltted^for the stove. > Company has a twenty year contract with make the demands on her organization QOA Or ~ or n ! the City of August * for fire hydrants and munlcl- How he worked from early dawn Lime, Cement and Plastering Hair, I Mam O f ,, n9(ld OT 080 v f . , Uppo- pal purposes. Its earnings Increased during the Beauchamp Circle,C. L. S C., met on To lift their morkldge often their farm that tell so severely on the system of the FLOOR! j past six m onth" $1,00*), and now aggregate >28,000 What his hikes had left to him GROC’KKIKB, FBOV1BION8, site Thorndike Hotel, ' per annum; the operating expenses and interest Monday evening of last week with Mrs. m an. j charges on hII outstanding bonds nmou t to less O. P. Shepherd, Commercial street. When he married Mahaiy Quinn; “I account for much baldness among F L i o r r n a a t i j i - m s u than $19,000 per annum, which leaves a surplus, But that was yesrs'n years ago, men by this theory of nervous exhaus­ ♦^“Prompt attention to orders by telephone 01 after paying all charges, of over $7,000. The new road machine is doing good And he's got thor place all clear now. th erw Ise. Securities Issued by all Water Companies In tion, but then what will explain its prev­ $ 7 .0 0 Flour for... $6.25 | Maine are recognised a-< desirable and safe Invest­ service leveling off tile rough places on alence among men whose circumstances The BBST You Ever Used. ments. 2. No, 1 Camden St., Rockland, Me. | The present and prospective value of the A ugtista our streets. It works like a charm. Josiah Perkins didn't allow do not require them either to indulge in W ater C om pany’s w orks Is second to the value of Knnyono but blsself to know, business anxieties or undergo business no other In th is State. 16 The Rust house on Mechanic street is So their natters used to say disappointments? Thus wo see the easy being repaired thoroughly and will be $6.00 Flour for. $5.50 Of Fine Clothing, Furnishings and Hats, all How to keep house or make good hay. going man about town, not yet in his occupied by A. P. Spear and family. made for the Spring Season, must be sold at once Or butter or cheese or build a barn, prime as to years, witli no haunting and turned Into cash immediately to settle up Rockland Trust Go. Engineer Corliss was here Thursday Orennythtngelse on a farm; thought of tomorrow, yet as bald as ills And he ‘‘tow'd" he could make hens lay affairs. MR. 8ACKH ElM, of the People's Cloth- and made a survey of Commercial street grandfather was at seventy. We see the $5.75 Flour For... $5.25 Ing Company ot the City ol Rockland, was ap­ ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. Two or three eggs most ev'ry day. pampered child of fortune, son of a mil­ in order to establish the correct bounds. A. F. Crockett Co.. pointed Assignee and the entire stock was shipped TDK CELEBRATED lionaire father, who toils not, neither —DBALKRS ; to Rnofcland. Me., and will be sold Our yachts and sail-boats are being Josiah Perkins wouldn't allow doth lie spin, yet Elijah, whom tho bad Y O R K S A F E made ready for Summer work. Several His wife know'll ennythlng ennyhow : boys mocked, at the same time the she Every Barrel Warranted a Bargain new and handsome ones will be added A nd said he didn't see enny use bears came out of the wilderness and FOR BALK BT Ov her always making some excuse, dined upon them, was not arrayed in to the fleet. a C O A L EPH. PERRY, And sayin' she tied a pain In her head ; less hair than one of these. Some might (fl^gf’This offer is only open At 59 Gts. At Perry’s Steam Dye House, A78 Main St Woik was commenced last Tuesday And eo nettmea wlstiin' she was dead; explain this by the sweeping charge of He said he thought somehow or other, dissipation, but it will not do. 1 have for a short time. building the new street from Union to That wtmmen fakes was a mighty bother. Limerock streets. It will be known ns among my patrons youth of this kind ir you a re in w ant ON THE DOLLAR. 4. Broken, Stove, Egg, Iluse street. who are models of sobriety, propriety of a Barrol of Flour Josiah's children wnrshlpt their Ma; and simple living, and yet they are as or expect to be soon THE COTTON PICKER. Willard Brown, a resident of Lincoln­ But somehow or other when their Pa bald as doorknobs. now is tho time to This is Just the Thing ville, but who has been living here for Came Into the houto with always a frown “Heredity is the only explanation that And Franklin Coal. They’d kinder sneak oft and settle down hny. You can make some years, died Wednesday morning an be made of this mysterious depar­ What is to be done with the negro it Somewhere or olher In a corner, A. F. CROCKETT & no mistake in cull­ for You ! you pick the cotton by machines? The alter a long illness. ture of the hair in early life, although CO. Jett like the story of "Little Jaok Horner" Professor Eaton, an English scientific ing on us. answer is, better Ids condition. The first Only thoy didn't have enny pie, sawmill built in England, less than 12.1 Geo. W. Achorn has the improve­ person who has made investigation on Crockett Block, There are Dress Suits, Light Suits and |Dark B'cauae Josiah sed they'd get sick and die, REMEMBER THE PLACE, Suits, Black Worsted Suits and Clays’ Diagonal years ago, was destroyed by a mob. Cao ments on his storo about completed and the subject a specialty for years, does not North End, Rockland. Mo. 5. Suits, Black Cheviot Suits and Irish Homespun j any sane man believe" that the laborer ol it will be as handsome and convenient believe it. and stoutly declares that the Suits, Cutaway Suits and beautiful Straight Cut today would be better oil if all lumber was S.G.PRESCOTT&CO. as any store far or near. And then there'd be doctors’ bills ter pay, cause of baldness is no nearer discover}' 6ulu. We have o a . It. Buiu, Electric Blue 1 handd isawed? A rkw right's invention of And he’d have ter sell a ton ov hay, than it was a hundred years ago. Huits, Hack Suita, Summer Suita. A ll Im ported the spinning jenny endangered his life, Eugene Dunbar has purchased a lot of Which he wanted ter keep In ther mow, N E W S T O R E . although it greatly benefited the laborer “But whether I am right or wrong in G ood* are what the flue Dress Spring Overcoats land, corner of Winter and Central B’cauae he lowed ho wanted another cow, my theories 1 know 1 am right in this, Tillson Wharf, ROCKLAND, ME. are mado of and over 2000 pairs Gentlemen's Dress whose work it performed. It cheapened And he told M ahaiy't would he mighty nice, and that is when a man is ouco bald he A. J . BIRD & C O ’ Telephone Connection 8 Punta and hundreds of Boys Suita and Children's clothing, and increased the wages of the streets, and will erect a house for his Becauso butter was brlngin' snch a price; Knee Paul* Suita. All these goods are warranted very laborers who mobbed him, as soon as own use the coming season. Then Mahaiy Jest looked but never apoke, is always bald, unless his hair has fallen Keep co ns tan dy made for tills season, and all will be sold at the the temporary disturbance was quieted ana For the nabors said her heart was broke. out from the effects of fever. In that their labor directed in new channels. Mrs. E. M. Wentworth has had altera­ case it will generally return in time of PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE. 884 M AIN ST. 1. EVERYTHING AT 69 CT8. ON THE DOLLAR Where little or no machinery is used it tions and improvements made about her its own accord. But a head that has requires all the laborer's wages to minister Thoy sed she'd worked like enny slave, gradually lost its hair while the owner to his present wants, and lie is illy clad residence on Amsbury Hill, the work And help'd make money for him toauve, of it is in good physical condition has COAL! We Quote a Few Prices: and fed. The introduction of machinery being done by E. J. Southard. Ter buy more stook, and land and aloh, Free Burning Coat enables him to be better housed, clad and lost it for good. If it wasn’t so do you Please notice: Finest Caasimere Suits usual So fokes'd say he was glttln' rich: Tho selectmen re-surveyed Commer­ suppose there would bo so many bald- In C heat nu t. S to v e , iCgg n n d B r o k e n Mlxea. price $12, must be sold for $8.60; fine Black Dlag. fed, and the introduction of the Lone Star But he wouldn't low enny sloh thing,| Cotton Picker will mark an era in the cial street from the Rockland line to the That she's enny help at all to him,) aded doctors and barbers?” — New anal worth $18, will be sold for $8.85; Straight progress of the negro race towards that Y ork Sun. Lehigh Coal Out Cheviots made to bo sold for $10, you can South Rockport schoolhouse and estab And never aa v how hta paahunt wife higher civilization they are destined to Waz a workln' and wearin' out her life. In Egg and Broken Sixes. have them for $5; very high cost nice dress Home­ reach. The evidences of that are now lished the bounds of the road last Tues­ Uow an Elephant Eats. spun Suits a barguln at $20, you can buy It now visible. A desire for education is almost day. 7. An elephant's digestive functions are Georges Creek Cumberland Coat. for $12; finest Dress Shirts (a'ldoneupl only 45 universal, and a strong contrast to the Mahaiy Perkins all you'll bear very rapid, and tho animal therefore cents, flue Open Front Short Bosom Dress Shirts Fred French has had his barber shop "poor while trash,” who seem to have If yon come down our way this year. requires daily a largo amount of fodder Hard Wood, Flour, Groceries, Pro­ warnnted the “Best" worth $1.60, our price only little ambition. on Main street newly painted and How she work’d like a galley slave, Tloanta; flue Sat teen Shirts 00 cents; Men's Heavy , —000 pounds at least, lu its wild state visions, Pressed Hay and Straw, The advent of the Cotton Picker will papered, the furnituro overhauled and And now ahe's dead and In her grave; Ootton Socks 4 pairs for 25 cents; Black Hose, the elephant feeds heartily, but waste- emancipate him from the drudgery of the Jest wore herself out the nabors say. Lime, English and American Cement, warranted fast color, 16 cents a pair; finest Im­ repaired and now has as fine a place as fully. It is careful in selecting the few cotton field, and his emancipators, the Working for 'Siah night and day, ported Wide Wale Hulls $13.76. High cost Im­ any one. forest trees which it likes for their bark Western No.l aud No.2 Cement. parties who furnish him the machines, will And whispered t* each other In voices low, ported Worsted Frock Suits and Prince Albert foliage. But it will tear down profit largely thereby. "Will he meet her In Heaven? Drat him, No.' •^"Ordure promptly filled. Telephone connoctloo Suits $16.60, worth double tile money. Spring C. F. Knight is building a walk from branches and leave half of them un­ W HY IS TH E The Standard Oil Company banished F. K. A l t w a h u . O veicoats. D o n 't s*y you can't Mlford to buy one; j the tallow candle and furnished tietter Commercial street to his house, which touched. It will strip off tho bark from It coats too much. You can buy duilng this sales I light to millions of rural homes. No one will be a much more convenient way of other trees and throw away a large por­ A. J. BIRD <&, CO., W. L. DOUGLAS OBITUARY ] will suspect them of lining so purely as reaching his elevated residence titan he tion. North End, Rockland, Me c en Vlemen philanthropists—“there was millions in $ 3 S H O E has hitherto had. As it is a nocturnal animal, it selects ntE BEST SH O E IL THE WORLD FOR THE MONETJ Nice Desirable Spring Overcoat , it.” There are more millions in furnishing It 1b a HeanileHflehoo, w ith no taeka o r w ax threndl Reuben B , a son of Reuben L. Brown its trees by the senses of touch and to hurt tho feet; mado of tho best fine culf, atvllap Cotton Pickers. Any business that can be B. II. Spear is doing a fine job on the SPECIAL SALE and easy, and because ire vmko more shoes or that F O R # 3 . 7 5 . ' absolutely controlled, and where a large of Vinalhaven died Monday, the 2oth, smell. Its sense of smell is so delicate frade thanaiif/ other manufacturer, Iteuuula humfr residence of J. H. Gould. The color that a wild elephant can scent an enemy •owed Bli'ies coating from SI.’jO to $6.G0. Think I a Spring Overcoat for $3.75. Finest ! demand exists, must lie immensely profit- ufter quite a long illness, aged 24 years. m to $12.00. i Picker Company is peculiarly happily improved in appearance by the colors it nerves of its trunk are so sensitive DINNER SETS i the inventor, are fully recognized, and he haven Branch Paving Cutters Union at­ covered and picked up by its tiuy pro­ tom-tnude shoes coating from $6.00 to $‘.i.i »). is the largest stockholder in the company. Capl. G. T. Harkness lias made a free T H I S W E E I i < E Q .10 Police Shoes Farmers. Hullmad Me® You are Invited to attend tho great sale now go­ tended in a body------James Richards of boscis. $ar8omu Great Hurtful rut will be offered. • D O . and LetterCarriersall wear them; Unocal^ ing on at the People's Clothing House. We have The United States patent laws fully re­ loamlcss, smooth inside, heavy threo soles, extaa* gift of a house lot 100 feet equate on Vinalhaven, who had been sick along An elephant’s palate is very delicate, lion odgo. One pair will woarnyear, the largest stock of Children's Huits. Splendid cognize the inventor's rights to a monopoly and tho animal is whimsical in selecting be seen tian Endeaver of this place sent two J.W.A.Cigar eompetliors claimed we would only mer.—Dr. Henry D. Chapin in Baby­ u •‘-•.►on und we are nouviiiced that th. y are In operutlou und it- Hoiking* explained. the beat wheel* f r o u r couulry rout!* that can be r weeks and then leave the town, but we delegates, Mrs. L. F. Nowell and Mrs. hood. ROCKPORT PERSONALS produced. Hirlnly high tfrude We let Iheae The Finest 10c Cigar lu New England. ^ ru e same place wheie w<- have been and Annie Maguite. to the meeting held in maebiuea to more thu> tidily nd they aloud up iu Main St., Rockland, Me. Bath, last Monday, for the purpose of The literature of “weeping trees” is perfect ubape-that la the moU a vere U n a mu U1 always get a gr^at bargain if you buy W. A. Luoe made a business trip to ch ut- cun have. We are offiiiiitf thia Spriug FOOT OF I.IMFIfOCK ST. establishing a local Union of these enonuous, much of it being plainly ODiUl. B ut this great rule which we art* having Practical Plumber. Boston last week. now will surely enable you to buy go* our IN 16 I’erfwtion in l.rulnutre and Vent llatlou. chosen treasurer of tho association. rived home Wednesday from a voyage ous stories rest. Many travelers have In Wriat, Arm and Shoulder, ■ A sight worth seeing. Cornel Cornel Main St., Oppo Lindsey H ouse lo Sooth America. described the famous "rain tree" of I’a- when one of Covxt.’a K i lo, the great Bankrupt receivers sale uow 4 4M dradoca, Isle of Ferro. John Cockburu. New and Second Hand Machines. t u ic Kijk l m a t ic B in g s will H a t the vuresou. Price *1. Bend The Word “Zozodoat,” llev. M G. Prescott and family leave in 1735, describes a tre e a t Vera Pas, C en­ ehn of pap4'r aixe of finger. Which bus ulready hecuiue a h iuseholtl word, this week for Winierport, Mr. Prescott tral America, from which pure water F. L. SHAW, F. W. COVil, Hocklaad, Me. K is derived from ilt« U tek, uud composed ol l in t lo o d MERCANTILE having received that appointment at the continually dripped from every leaf uud F , B & C o , Guo. iw i. wmd*, Sox > i»u»•»” irariK- 322M ain Sr., Rockland, Me. > era!bi lling Agents for United $ 's Clothing Co., l«ied mean* io pies. rve. and “O ionics” iff. last conference. The best wishes of our branch.—St. Louis Republic. BUUr, Providence, U. 1. Mutual Accident Ass’n ie»*ili — ••■"OZODON I ” a preserver of rhe leeib. [Potent applied for. J Audit U nue io its iimue. Ii buuutitie* and people follow him in bis new field of Chinamen cannot become citizens of ECCS.FOR HATCHING. OF BOSTON, MASS. preserves 'be leeib, hanJcri*and l.\vlizoraie* ibe MAIN STREET, labor. tho United States because tho right of ludiuu G g- H ^Thorndike House, C. LA It-C’K I.k, Agt, The odor ol lbi* pure preparation is so delitfbt- The lamily of Fred Herrick, who have naturalization is limited to free wh. e tllawkina Strain) $l.$2or ...... EDWIN SPRAGUE, 423 Sulu SI., ItiK'klund, Me. lui ibai it is U luxu-v ro apply it. I< is a* persons and Africans or people of Afri­ B. It. d (iaiuex (Spa 1 Ib.tf o tralu ) $2 lo r 13 extfa tJi—ur«uee , buiuiles* ttb water, bold by dr ugg lot* uud been occupying the Rust house,Mechanic Ao better atock iu the counir v per- can descent. FfcLIc I'l.l.SS BH 1U I M,. kLAND, ME, Al-o N ow York AIu I umI L ife. 23 turners. moved lo Camden street, last week. I. A. WUNTWDUTU. 16 33> iluiu ril., Itueklaud, Maiuv. Limeruck Street, . Ruiklaml, Me.